Night Has Taken the City
The supernatural world bleeds into modern-day Manila in the spectacular new Netflix series, Trese.
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The CCP Faces Its Greatest Challenge Yet: Apathetic Youths
Many young Chinese are eschewing the rat race in favor of “lying flat,” and the Party is worried.
No One Says “No” to Chindian Food
No matter how bad relations get with China, even Indian nationalists won’t give up their Chinese food.
Orville Schell on the Long View on China
In a world deluged with information on China, the sinologist Orville Schell gives us that rarest of things: perspective.
Can the West Flip Cambodia?
Though it often behaves like a vassal to China, Cambodia is growing increasingly uncomfortable with its overreliance on Beijing – and that may present the West with an opening.
Don’t touch this.
ART | Hollywood Movies, With Chinese Characteristics
Mulan Pacifies Tibet, Fast and Furious 11: 1 Belt 1 Road, and many more!
The Church of the Woke
“Ye bearest the original sin of white supremacy, inherited from thine fathers, and their fathers before them.”
The World Is Learning to Say “No” to China
China is the ultimate crybully – a country that bullies others yet invokes historical suffering to try to portray itself as a perpetual victim – and other countries are getting sick of its routine.
The Second Life of Vintage Japanese Singers
The old songs of iconic 1970s Japanese singers are enjoying an uncanny second life on YouTube.
Modi and His Supporters Face a COVID Reckoning
Even Modi’s most affluent and committed followers are feeling the pain from the second wave – and are blaming him for it.
Teaching Critical Race Theory…Uncritically
There’s nothing wrong with teaching Critical Race Theory. The problem is that it’s being taught as gospel.
FICTION | Honor
Tales grow in the telling, they say, and so they do, and yours most of all, a tale that has grown to become legend.
Can France Help Check China in the Asia-Pacific?
France is an Asia-Pacific power, and will be instrumental in countering Chinese aggression in the region.
Our Royals
Once the rulers of the British people, the royals are now their pets. Here’s how this happened.
How Australia’s Economy Became Addicted to China
As Canberra stands up to Beijing, it will have to contend with many Australians who have profited from keeping China happy.
Whose Epic Is It Anyway?
The great Indian epics the Ramayana and the Mahabharata used to belong to everyone. Now, they’ve been claimed as the exclusive property of the Hindu right wing.
Lessons on Negotiation from Hong Kong Shop Aunties
Some of the best negotiators can be found in the most unassuming locations – in street stalls and humble stores selling cheap goods. What can we learn from them?
FAKE NEWS | China Unveils Ancient Map Claiming Entire World
All your base are belong to us.
FICTION | BETA
“Are you alive?” he asks me. What is alive? I say. He can’t answer me.
These violent delights have violent ends.
