Kate Woodsome

Kate has been covering international news for more than a decade, living and working in Cuba, Nicaragua, Cambodia and Hong Kong. Before joining VOA, she wrote and edited for Jakarta-based Asia Calling, American Public Media's Marketplace, JP Morgan Chase, the World Bank and others. She's now tracking U.S. immigration and the human condition from VOA's Washington headquarters but is always hungry to return to the field. Follow her on twitter @kwoodsome.

Produced by Kate Woodsome

May 02, 2010
Police See No Evidence of Al Qaida, Taliban Involvement in NYC Bomb Scare

Search is on for white man suspected of planting crude bomb in a sports-utility vehicle, parked in the heart of Times Square.
November 01, 2009
North Korea Nuclear Negotiators Break for Two-Day Recess

Diplomats say they are close to agreement on disarmament goals for Pyongyang
November 01, 2009
Taiwan Court's Ruling Keeps Opposition Candidate in Presidential Race

High Court clears presidential candidate Ma Ying-jeou of charges of corruption, breach of trust
October 31, 2009
Cambodia Ratifies Controversial Treaty with Vietnam

All 97 lawmakers present at the National Assembly Friday voted to approve contentious accord
October 30, 2009
Cambodia Accepts Japan's Offer to Fund Khmer Rouge Tribunal

Foreign Minister says government agreed to proposal to use Japanese government funds already allocated to bilateral aid program, to cov
October 30, 2009
Cambodian Opposition Leader Flees

Cambodia's legislature has stripped Sam Rainsy of his parliamentary immunity, leaving him vulnerable to prosecution for defaming Prime
October 30, 2009
Cambodia Gives Montagnards Choice: Third Country, or Vietnam

More than 700 Montagnards fleeing Central Highlands of Vietnam have settled into UN refugee camps in Phnom Penh during the past seven m
October 29, 2009
Cambodian Arms Depot Explodes, Causing Deaths, Injuries

At least five people killed, a score wounded
October 29, 2009
US Working to Boost Cambodia's Bird Flu Response System

Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt says US aid package should help raise Cambodia's level of public health surveillance
October 29, 2009
US Support for Khmer Rouge Tribunal Depends on International Standards

Senior US diplomat urges Cambodian government, United Nations to uphold international standards in selecting judges for tribunal
October 29, 2009
Cambodian Opposition Leader Sentenced in Absentia to 18 Months in Jail

Court convicts Sam Rainsy on 2 counts of criminal defamation; move could keep him in self-imposed exile for years
October 28, 2009
Montagnards Deported from Cambodia to Vietnam

Office of UN High Commissioner for Refugees said this group of Montagnards did not qualify for refugee status, which would allow them t
October 27, 2009
South Korea Agrees to Resume Aid to North

Seoul has agreed to resume massive shipments of rice to impoverished North Korea, despite Pyongyang's failure to shut its main nuclear
October 27, 2009
China's New Wealth Underscores Inequalities

Soaring stock, property prices are key factors in rising wealth - and a major contributor to growing income gap that has China's leader
October 27, 2009
Sale of Development Rights to Cambodian Genocide Memorial Sparks Questions

Cambodian government has given Japanese company rights to develop mass grave dating from Khmer Rouge regime, as tourist site

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Kate Woodsome

Produced by Kate Woodsome

Police See No Evidence of Al Qaida, Taliban Involvement in NYC Bomb Scare

North Korea Nuclear Negotiators Break for Two-Day Recess

Taiwan Court's Ruling Keeps Opposition Candidate in Presidential Race

Cambodia Ratifies Controversial Treaty with Vietnam

Cambodia Accepts Japan's Offer to Fund Khmer Rouge Tribunal

Cambodian Opposition Leader Flees

Cambodia Gives Montagnards Choice: Third Country, or Vietnam

Cambodian Arms Depot Explodes, Causing Deaths, Injuries

US Working to Boost Cambodia's Bird Flu Response System

US Support for Khmer Rouge Tribunal Depends on International Standards

Cambodian Opposition Leader Sentenced in Absentia to 18 Months in Jail

Montagnards Deported from Cambodia to Vietnam

South Korea Agrees to Resume Aid to North

China's New Wealth Underscores Inequalities

Sale of Development Rights to Cambodian Genocide Memorial Sparks Questions