Articles by Julia Gho

Julia Gho is a Chimes staff writer for the 2012-13 school year.

After a 22-year break, the International Monetary Fund has finally recognized the government of Somalia. The IMF stated,...

In South Korea, the traditional concept of filial duty has begun to fade. Many families feel less inclined to take care ...

Two years ago, Japan was devastated by a magnitude 9.0 earthquake, which was followed by a tsunami. Now, two years later...

After a number of implicit claims and rumors, China’s environmental authority has finally acknowledged the existence o...

Kumbh Mela, an Indian festival, is the largest gathering of people for a religious purpose. Almost 80 million people are...

Tens of thousands of people have been displaced due to the fighting going on in the northern territories of Mali between...

Recently, there has been increase in sexual assaults against women on public transport in India. Although India goes thr...

The fierce fighting of the M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is the most serious since July. The rebels...

Puerto Rico is not a U.S. state — it is a Commonwealth. Although the U.S. Congress has local responsibility over Puert...

For the current election, campaigns see Latino voters as deciders in three key states: Colorado, Florida and Nevada. In ...