The true cost of Japan’s Linear bullet trainPopular opposition grows amidst soaring costs and environmental degradationWritten by Justin Aukema31 January 2024
Hong Kong kickstarts local national security law legislation with explaining and rebuttal teamsThe rebuttal team will counter "foreign hostile propaganda"Written by Oiwan Lam30 January 2024
Can Indonesia's President Jokowi remain neutral while his son runs for vice president?The president said he is permitted to endorse candidatesWritten by Mong Palatino27 January 2024
Why did Taiwan impose a five-year visa ban on an influential mainland Chinese dissent journalist?The visa ban decision over a bad joke is under scrutinyWritten by Oiwan Lam26 January 2024
From silence to symbols: How Thais are employing language in new ways towards freedom of expressionExploring the 'Tour' online phenomenonWritten by EngageMedia19 January 2024
Indonesian candidates urged to address human rights concernsPresident Jokowi's legacy is under scrutinyWritten by Mong Palatino19 January 2024
‘The will of the Chinese people’: Beijing's narrative of invading TaiwanThe narrative does not capture the reality and pushes Taiwanese people further awayWritten by New Bloom16 January 2024
‘I am Taiwanese now’: Hongkongers who have moved to the democratic island cherish their right to voteSome 7,000 Hongkongers obtained permanent residency certificates from 2019 to 2023Written by Hong Kong Free Press15 January 2024
Taiwan election 2024: Ruling DPP fails to retain legislative majority after winning presidential raceLai Ching-te of the ruling DPP won the presidential raceWritten by Hong Kong Free Press15 January 2024
Indonesian court acquits two activists over charges of defaming government ministerElection candidates challenged to review repressive media lawWritten by Mong Palatino13 January 2024
Man jailed for three months for wearing ‘seditious’ shirt with protest slogan at Hong Kong airportThe man's outfit had the slogan “Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times”Written by Hong Kong Free Press12 January 2024
Ko Wen-je, a third-party presidential candidate, may permanently change Taiwan’s two-party systemKo is appealing to frustrated young TaiwaneseWritten by Oiwan Lam11 January 2024
Advocate for migrant rights persists despite threats from Thai and Cambodian officialsAn interview with labor rights defender Prak PheaktraWritten by Prachatai9 January 2024
Taiwan election 2024: The three presidential candidates’ views about relations with ChinaVoters will also decide all 113 seats in Taiwan’s parliamentWritten by Hong Kong Free Press8 January 2024
Beijing dismisses election interference allegations amid aircraft and balloon intrusionBeijing told Taiwanese voters to choose between war and peaceWritten by Oiwan Lam4 January 2024