Can China overcome sustainability challenges by altering people's diets?Written by Jo Carter2 weeks ago
Hundreds of women writers arrested as China extends crackdown on ‘Boys’ Love’ fantasiesWritten by Oiwan Lam4 weeks ago
What does the disappearance of ‘Nut Brother’ reveal about the plight of performance artists in China?The artist and his collaborator are in detention for ‘picking quarrels and provoking trouble’Written by Oiwan Lam1 week ago
Will China’s new solar firms accelerate Indonesia’s green transition?Solar panels still remain out of reach for many in Indonesia's domestic marketWritten by Hasya Nindita, Zhaoyin Feng16 June 2025
Hong Kong workers strike against the exploitation of Keeta, a food delivery platformSoon after Deliveroo was squeezed out of the HK market, Keeta has started cutting costs to maximize its profit.Written by Oiwan Lam14 June 2025
How Chinese media ignores the environmental toll of the Belt and Road Initiative in AfricaAfrican stories have become central to the ‘Tell China’s Story Well’ strategyWritten by Jean Sovon, Vivian Wu12 June 2025
Hong Kong police inadvertently promote a Taiwanese online game with a warning against ‘secessionist’ contentReversed Front said the game was the most downloaded app on Hong Kong’s App Store before its removalWritten by Hong Kong Free Press12 June 2025
Jailed Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong faces new foreign collusion chargesWong's latest charge was viewed as a disturbing sign of Hong Kong’s deteriorating human rightsWritten by Oiwan Lam9 June 2025
China’s warning against cross-border marriage scams reveals the pitfalls of human traffickingCrimes related to cross-border marriage scams usually involve human trafficking and sexual exploitationWritten by Rezwan, Oiwan Lam6 June 2025
Taiwan voters set to recall over 30 pro-China lawmakers amid budget cut crisisThe successful mass recall movement indicates the resilience of Taiwan’s civil society and democratic cultureWritten by Global Voices East Asia4 June 2025
Hong Kong activist Anna Kwok’s father is being prosecuted as a form of ‘collective punishment,’ according to rights groupsKwok Yin-sang is the first relative of a wanted activist charged under Hong Kong's domestic security lawWritten by Oiwan Lam23 May 2025
Chinese social media users are outraged by the mysterious death of an internet celebrity catWhy cover up the feline's cause of death?Written by Oiwan Lam18 May 2025
Global digital rights report reveals unexpected boost in transparency from Chinese tech giantsDespite the current improvements, there’s still a long way to goWritten by Marisa Petricca17 May 2025
A decade of digital rights: Where has Big Tech's progress gone?The 2025 RDR Index demonstrates stagnation at a critical timeWritten by Giovana Fleck14 May 2025
Danish anthropologist denied entry to Kazakhstan for criticizing China's repression of UyghursThis isn't the first time a Uyghur researcher or advocate has been denied entry to KazakhstanWritten by Global Voices Eurasia12 May 2025
Bridges or bargains? Examining India and China’s infrastructure expansion in South AsiaIndia races to match China’s growing influence in South AsiaWritten by Bharadaz Uday Hazarika11 May 2025
The CIA is trying to recruit Chinese spies for the US government. Chinese citizens don't seem interestedThe videos tap into anxieties around China's decade-long corruption crackdownsWritten by Oiwan Lam11 May 2025
‘The war marks our writing, but it does not define it’: Interview with Ukrainian poet Iryna ShuvalovaPoetry can be an important tool of cultural diplomacyWritten by Filip Noubel27 April 2025
Sinophone literature outside of China: Interview with writer Zhang LijiaAuthors need creative freedom to tell China's story wellWritten by Filip Noubel25 April 2025
Threatened by transnational repression, Hong Kong exile media outlets aim to preserve press freedomHong Kong exile journalists and political dissidents are often targetedWritten by Oiwan Lam23 April 2025
Hong Kong schools are placed on the front line to prevent ‘soft resistance’Hong Kong Education Minister said: schools are on the front line of preventing soft resistanceWritten by Hong Kong Free Press19 April 2025
How is Africa affected by the US-China tariff war?Though Africa wasn’t a primary target, it has become collateral damage in this clash of titansWritten by Adesewa Olofinko18 April 2025
Workplace risks loom over Indonesia’s Chinese-funded nickel and steel smeltersAccidents occur daily at some plants due to slack safety protocolsWritten by Zhaoyin Feng, Hasya Nindita16 April 2025