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Taiwanese Democracy Prevails, as Beijing Hides in the Shadows
By Yusuf Khalid Taiwanese democracy has spoken, and Beijing has erupted in fury. In a highly tense election January 12th, now-incumbent...


A New Stage in Myanmar's Civil War?
By Mathieu Yap At a speech in late September 2023, Myanmar’s military ruler General Min Aung Hlaing declared, “At present, the whole...


Xi’s corruption crackdown is a countdown to war
BY MARTIN DAY Generally, politics in China is shrouded in a veil through which very little information escapes. That’s why recent...


China's complicity in the deportation of North Korean defectors
BY LILY MECKEL Image: Flikr/Roman Harak North Korea is known to be one of the most hostile and isolated countries in the world. Since the...


BRICS: Is the economic sun now rising in the East?
BY SANJANA IYER From Bollywood to Brazilian soaps, the BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) certainly have a...


A captain's crusade: Imran Khan's hardest innings against corruption
BY SYED HUSSAIN Just five years ago, ex-cricketing legend turned Prime Minister, Imran Khan, heralded a "new beginning" - a vision to...


Deterrence dividing the Land of the Rising Sun
BY SAIDA ALIMDJANOVA The act of charring, flaying alive, lethally ailing, and sterilising around 200,000 civilians in a matter of days in...


Anti-LGBTQ+ Protests Mark Another Violent Chapter for Pride in Georgia
BY REUBEN BYE On 8th July organisers in Tbilisi attempted to mark the local Pride Week by holding a festival on the outskirts of the...


Bangladesh: The consequence of dissent
By ELEANOR HARRIN There are few states which rival the media censorship of Russia, a nation which proclaims that independent outlets are...


In rare defiance: Anti-covid restriction protests sweep China
By LILY MECKEL In a rare display of open dissent against the Chinese government, people have taken to the streets across the country to...
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