Ediz Tiyansan

Ediz Tiyansan

Ediz Tiyansan is a reporter based in Los Angeles.

He has previously lived in the Middle East for 9 years, covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Arab Spring, and the civil wars in Libya and Syria.

Since 2017, he’s been based in the United States, covering the White House, immigration, environment, and trade, while frequently traveling to cover stories in Latin America.

He speaks fluent Spanish, Turkish, Arabic, and varying levels of German, Hebrew, and Chinese. Aside from languages and story-telling, he also has a passion for exploring food and music in different corners of the world.

STORIES BY EDIZ TIYANSAN

Protests grow in Los Angeles over immigration raids
June 13, 2025

Protests grow in Los Angeles over immigration raids

For almost a week, people in Los Angeles have been protesting against immigration raids and the use of the National Guard. Many families are hurt and afraid, as loved ones are being taken away. City leaders and religious groups are asking the government to stop, […] Read More...
2025 China-California Business Forum held in Los Angeles
June 3, 2025

2025 China-California Business Forum held in Los Angeles

Business leaders, entrepreneurs, and trade professionals have gathered in Los Angeles for the seventh annual China-California Business Forum. With this year’s theme, “Better Understanding, Better Business,” the event has brought together over 150 high-level business leaders and trade officials from across China and California, aiming […] Read More...
May 31, 2025

California’s governor pushes to ban homeless encampments

In a landmark move, California’s governor Gavin Newsom launched a push to eradicate homeless encampments, while encouraging hundreds of local governments to effectively ban tent camps on sidewalks, bike paths, parklands and other types of public property. The move comes after a series of controversial […] Read More...
May 29, 2025

Chinese-made cranes face hefty U.S.-imposed tariffs

The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) is reviewing a proposal to raise tariffs on Chinese-made port cranes from 25 percent to 100. Ediz Tiyansan looks at the potential impact of the proposed tariffs on U.S. port operations. Read More...
May 27, 2025

Long Beach Qingdao Association navigates U.S. tariffs

The Long Beach Qingdao Association is one of several sister city organizations that the port city of Long Beach is a part of. Long Beach city officials emphasize the importance of interpersonal business relations they’ve developed over decades to navigate the turbulent times in international […] Read More...
Rising tariffs affect U.S. working families
May 26, 2025

Rising tariffs affect U.S. working families

U.S. tariffs, particularly those imposed on imports from China, Vietnam, Mexico, and Canada, have led to noticeable price increases across several sectors. Experts say that working class families are expected to feel the brunt of the impact. Ediz Tiyansan reports. Read More...
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