(Published in Taipei Times) Photo credit: Studio Incendo Echoing the worry of the philosopher Giorgio Agamben,[1] this year Hong Kong police have unprecedentedly banned the […]
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Two slogans that shape Hong Kong
(Published in Taipei Times) Photo credit: Studio Incendo While the world is still busy fighting the Wuhan Virus, Hong Kong protesters are already resuming […]
Chinese economy may fare much worse than expected
Translated by SC from shorturl.at/bpF58 At the press conference after the National People’s Congress meeting on 28th May, China’s Premier Li Keqiang surprisingly admitted that […]
How should we understand Black Lives Matter – “A riot is the language of the unheard.”
Translated from: 如何理解 Black Lives Matters？暴動是不被傾聽者的語言 (陳啟睿&周永康) Authors: 陳啟睿、周永康 Translated by: S Chan We often ask, “How can we make others care more about Hong […]
“Hong Kong the bad kid, Macau the good kid?” – An interview with Macau politics scholar Ieong Meng U
Writer: 許創彥 Translated by SC In Hong Kong, an unemployed man who attacked three people at with a knife out of political disagreements was praised […]
Who should be afraid of “mutual destruction” – Beijing or Hong Kongers?
Hung Ho-fung Translated by SC The National People’s Congress (NPC) has forcefully implemented the Hong Kong version of the National Security Law. In 2003, Beijing […]
Have the military hawks of the People’s Liberation Army softened their stance on Taiwan?
Translated by SC & PY Media in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan have recently reported that mainland airforce retired general Qiao Liang made controversial remarks […]
Coronavirus outbreak has reshaped global health governance
Translated by S Chan Dr Alex He Jingwei Associate Professor Department of Asian and Policy Studies (APS) Faculty of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences […]
Taiwan National Security Chief: Taiwan Must Not Enter “Proxy Wars” Amid US-China Cold War
Translated by S. Chan US-China tensions have been escalating since the coronavirus outbreak, as the two armies have appeared frequently in the Taiwan Strait, […]
Labour Day is a time to reflect on strikes and protests
Translated by: S. Chan Today is the Labour Day. It had never been a statutory holiday before the handover in 1997. It was not […]