Suzanne Sataline
STAT
New York, NY, United States
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Past articles by Suzanne:
Life as a Covid-19 contact tracer: sleuthing, stress, going off-script
About 50 Yale students have become members of a contact-tracing brigade charged with notifying people who may have been exposed to the coronavirus. → Read More
Hong Kong's lesson: Defeating Covid-19 demands persistence
Physicians and scientists in Hong Kong said they were not surprised by the jump in cases. The pandemic will work in waves, they said. → Read More
Trump Has Started a Brain Drain Back to India
Indian immigrants are a vital pillar of the U.S. economy, but they're starting to reconsider their options. → Read More
Beijing Deals Another Blow to Hong Kong’s Autonomy
An oppressive ruling by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee — aided by a compliant Hong Kong judge — has silenced champions of democracy. → Read More
Is Hong Kong on Its Way to Becoming Just Another City in the P.R.C.?
Pro-democracy protesters march outside the convention center where, on March 26, 2017, Hong Kong elected Carrie Lam as the city's Chief Executive, becoming the first woman to hold the top job. → Read More
Heads, Beijing Wins. Tails, Hong Kong Loses.
The 2017 race for Chief Executive was supposed to be a watershed exercise in democracy. Instead, it's a coronation. → Read More
Workaholic Washingtonians Need Consultants to Help Them Retire
They can afford to, but they aren't emotionally ready. → Read More
This Guy Convinced His Boss to Let Him Take a Sabbatical—And You Could, Too
Everything you need to know to take a sabbatical in Washington—how to convince your boss—and how to make the most of your time off. → Read More
When to Call a Doctor When You're Traveling Overseas
If you’re heading to a foreign land—whether on safari in Africa or to the Olympics—here’s when and why to see a travel-medicine expert. → Read More
Where Does Hong Kong Go From Here?
Five views on the future of Hong Kong’s democracy movement. → Read More
Tracking the Islamic State — With Words
The entire world is talking about ISIS. And we can use big data to find the message amid the clamoring voices. → Read More
Terrorism Is Booming Almost Everywhere But in the United States
With global deaths from terrorism up more than 4,000 percent in a dozen years, can we really call America’s counterterrorism a "success”? → Read More
Can Rwanda Imagine Another President?
The constitution prohibits Paul Kagame from running again. But many Rwandans want him to stay. → Read More
Burma Backslides on Freedom of the Press
As far as Burma’s leaders are concerned, the media is still enemy number one. → Read More
The Undiplomatic Diplomat
Russia hawks on Capitol Hill love Victoria Nuland, the State Department’s point person for Ukraine. Many European diplomats feel the opposite. → Read More
‘Hong Kong Is Quite Seriously Divided’
The rejection of a Beijing-backed election plan isn’t the end to this city’s democracy woes. → Read More
Churchill: Forgive officers who make mistakes while being aggressive, but clobber those who balk at fighting
Churchill fired many generals, but there was one area in which he was inclined to forgive. → Read More
Meet the Man Who Wants to Make Hong Kong a City-State
Amid fears of growing Chinese influence, a radical nativist movement wants to keep Hong Kong for Hong Kongers. → Read More