Myanmar illustrators unite to distribute protest art for free'Art is our weapon'Written by The Stand News27 February 2021
Philippines’ ‘Paradis Island’ has a message for ‘Attack on Titan’ fans'We have nothing to do with Titans'Written by Mong Palatino25 February 2021
Myanmar’s ‘civil disobedience movement’ has produced many inventive ways of protestingEven picking up onions and tying shoelaces have become anti-coup activitiesWritten by Global Voices South East Asia24 February 2021
Beijing official signals changes to Hong Kong's electoral systemIt seems Beijing aims to block 'anti-China' candidates from contesting electionsWritten by Hong Kong Free Press23 February 2021
Myanmar citizens continue strong opposition to military junta with ‘22222’ general strikeThe strike mobilized the biggest nationwide protest since the February 1 coupWritten by Mong Palatino22 February 2021
Updating Uyghur: The power of online discussions for language preservationCan a language survive by taking refuge in uncensored digital space? Written by Filip Noubel20 February 2021
Prominent Harvard professor pilloried for peddling revisionist history about wartime ‘comfort women’'There are three big Japanese right-wing talking points and Ramseyer has parroted them all.'Written by Nevin Thompson20 February 2021
Research firm uncovers a pro-Huawei influence campaignThe fake telecom experts on Twitter had AI-generated facesWritten by The Stand News, Neris Jonathan18 February 2021
Flights carrying ‘seafood’ between China and Myanmar fuel speculation about Beijing's support for the military coupActivists are concerned about possible Chinese involvement in a proposed Cybersecurity BillWritten by Oiwan Lam18 February 2021
Myanmar introduces ‘draconian’ cyber security bill amid growing anti-coup protestsStakeholders have rejected the bill and questioned the legitimacy of the military governmentWritten by Mong Palatino15 February 2021
Chinese-Australian journalist Cheng Lei formally arrested for alleged spying in ChinaTensions between Australia and China continue to intensifyWritten by Kevin Rennie12 February 2021
Beijing to drill Hong Kong schoolchildren with national security educationPatriotic lessons will begin at age 6Written by Oiwan Lam10 February 2021
Farewell to Japanese sculptor who became a local hero in Prilep, North MacedoniaBeloved sculptor was 'the Japanese man who spoke the Prilep dialect'Written by Ognen Janeski10 February 2021
Olympic head's misogynistic remarks highlight Japan's persisting sexismThis wasn't the first time Yoshiro Mori publicly demeaned womenWritten by Nevin Thompson9 February 2021
China blocks Clubhouse after netizens discuss Xinjiang and TiananmenFor a brief moment in time, Clubhouse cracked the Great FirewallWritten by Oiwan Lam8 February 2021
‘You messed with the wrong generation’: Daily protests pose strong challenge to Myanmar coupRead local perspectives on the coup and watch protest videos shared by citizen journalistsWritten by Global Voices South East Asia8 February 2021
China shuts down its most popular piracy website—is it just about copyright?Netizens wonder if the crackdown had something to do with Xi Jinping’s battle against 'Western values' Written by Oiwan Lam6 February 2021
Citizens launch civil disobedience campaign on second day of Myanmar coupSome doctors have resigned in protest against the coupWritten by Global Voices South East Asia3 February 2021
COVID-19 vaccine in Africa: Caught between China’s soft-power diplomacy and the West’s vaccine nationalism, Part II African governments may wait till 2022 before securing a coronavirus vaccineWritten by Nwachukwu Egbunike1 February 2021
COVID-19 vaccine in Africa: Caught between China’s soft-power diplomacy and the West’s vaccine nationalism, Part INigeria and Kenya are sourcing their COVID-19 vaccine from ChinaWritten by Nwachukwu Egbunike1 February 2021
What happened in Myanmar on the first day of the coupThe military cited election fraud in declaring a state of emergencyWritten by Mong Palatino1 February 2021