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Thailand Student Protests: Trouble in Paradise
As featured in Edition 37, available here. By EDEN FALL-BAILEY Thailand. A land of beaches, bucket cocktails, and pro-democracy boycotts....


Farmer Protests and Strikes in India must not go Unheard
As featured in Edition 37, available here. By CATHARINA SCHAUFLER-MENDEZ Since September 20, 2020, India has been in turmoil with no...


Battle for Academic Freedom in Turkey
by JOE HILL The Rectorate Building at Boğaziçi University Throughout January, peaceful protests, advocating academic freedom, were...


Decoding China's Wolf Warrior Diplomacy
Beijing has been fueling nationalist sentiment across China. If you have seen the appallingly blunt tweet on December 3rd, 2020 that...


The Covid-19 Dichotomy: The stark differences between the East and the West
By FEE MERALI Across South-Asia, people are returning to life as usual. Pubs and restaurants are open for business, non-essential shops...


Reflections on Abe Shinzo's Japanese rule
BY ARJUN KAMATH It is fast approaching a month since Abe Shinzo, the longest serving uninterrupted Prime Minister in Japanese history,...


The plight of China's Uyghur Muslims
By ROBERTO WHITE On July 19th 2020, Liu Xiaoming, Chinese Ambassador to the UK, appeared on the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show. During the...


Michael Palin's North Korea Journal is a real page turner
In the new normal we find ourselves in, it's natural to procrastinate. Which usually leads to binging Netflix. In an effort to correct...


Anniversaries of Tiananmen Square and a rethinking of China's global image
On the 4th of June, the world remembered an infamous day in Chinese history, known universally as the Tiananmen Square Protests. This day...


Lessons from the pandemic: our future relationship with China
In the early stages of the COVID-19 global pandemic, media in the UK focused mainly on China. How they were handling the virus and how it...
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