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Kristie Stout
Anchor/Correspondent at CNN International 🎥📝🌏
Kristie Lu Stout is an award-winning anchor and correspondent for CNN, based in Hong Kong.12 She reports from the newsroom and in the field on major breaking news stories, including U.S.-China relations, the rise of AI, and the aftermath of extreme climate events in the region.2 Also, she hosts feature programs for CNN, such as Tech For Good and Marketplace Asia.2
Lu Stout was born on December 7, 1974, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.4 Her father is European-American, and her mother is Han Chinese, born in Taiwan to parents from Guizhou.34 Kristie was raised in a partially Chinese-speaking household and spent most of her time growing up in Silicon Valley.34
She holds bachelor's and master's degrees from Stanford University and studied advanced Mandarin Chinese at Beijing's Tsinghua University.125 While at Stanford, she studied journalism and wrote for The Stanford Daily and KZSU.34
Kristie started her journalism career in San Francisco at WIRED magazine's online division.1 She has also written on technology for media publications, including the South China Morning Post, where she founded and wrote the Beijing Byte column.1 Before journalism, she was an early employee at Beijing-based Internet company Sohu.com and worked for Reuters' new media team in China.1
In 2000, a CNN senior producer invited Stout to work as a "television and dotcom reporter" after hearing her speech on the internet in China at the Foreign Correspondents' Club, Hong Kong.4 She has been with CNN since 2001.6 In 2018, Lu Stout was awarded Best News or Current Affairs Presenter at the Asian Academy Creative Awards.12 Also, the daily news program she hosted, News Stream, was awarded Best News Program.1
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🧬🔬✨ Checking in with nanotechnologist @Myoungseok__Kim. His latest breakthroughs in #DNA #origami could soon power next-generation biosensors capable of early disease detection including cancer.
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🇨🇳 Beijing is fast becoming the new hotspot for America’s allies from Europe to Latin America.
Uruguayan President Yamandú Orsi is in China for a state visit, meeting Xi Jinping to deepen trade and investment ties. He’s the first Latin American leader to visit this year, joining a wave of top-level visits from the UK, Canada, Finland, and France.
This diplomatic flurry comes amid growing discomfort with US foreign policy under Donald Trump and shifting global alignments that Beijing is eager to frame as proof of a “new world order.”
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