The Aftermath: Hong Kong’s ‘Patriots Only’ Election Andrew Xu Jan 6, 2022 Host Andrew Xu sits down with Vivian Wang, a China correspondent for The New York Times. They discuss Hong Kong's…
Olympic Boycotts: Counterproductive or Moral Necessity? Adam Steiner Apr 9, 2021 Increased tensions with Western countries and recent revelations about the persecution of China’s Uyghur population…
Hong Kong: The Forgotten Revolution Robin Vochelet Aug 6, 2020 In the context of massive protests against the extradition amendment bill, many feared that this law was yet…
Hong Kong : le mirage d’une prison dorée Diane Robert Jul 1, 2020 Hong Kong, terre d’accueil des rêves de nombreuses employées domestiques étrangères, est également un territoire…
Dig Deeper: Should the police be abolished? Ashwin Nair Mar 19, 2020 In this first episode of Dig Deeper, host Ashwin Nair talks to Alex S. Vitale, Professor of Sociology at…
Pandemics Abroad: Immigration Policy and the Coronavirus in East Asia Robin Vochelet Mar 12, 2020 Currently, governments in East Asia and elsewhere are still trying to determine the best course of action for…
Hong Kong : une organisation anarchique Diane Robert Feb 14, 2020 Face à une Chine affaiblie par le Coronavirus et après huit mois de manifestations virulentes dans la Région…
The Comeback Kid: How Tsai Ing-wen went from Trailing 30% to Winning the Most… Liam Olsen Jan 16, 2020 The question that came to dominate Taiwan's campaign season — how to safeguard democracy and sovereignty in the…
Recent Worldwide Protests Are A Call To Action For Democracies Itai Epstein Dec 11, 2019 In an era of rising authoritarianism, such as in Turkey, the Philippines, India, and arguably even the USA,…
Hong-Kong: d’un mouvement pacifiste au chaos Apolline Bousquet Nov 6, 2019 Entre une population qui ne voit aucun autre moyen de faire entendre sa voix et une police ni entraînée ni équipée…