The closure of Hong Kong’s Democratic Party and PORI signals that the “one country, two systems” experiment is entering a new era of uncertainty, says Chris Yeung.
Michel Bonnin argues that there are parallels between the Trump administration’s overhaul of US government institutions and Mao’s Cultural Revolution.
An ongoing research project by Jérôme Doyon analyses the Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA) and examines the functioning of CSSA branches in the UK and Europe.
Research by Felix Wiebrecht suggests that we should be taking and studying the People’s Political Consultative Conferences more seriously.
Rowan Callick comments on ‘whataboutism’ and how criticism of China’s authoritarianism is deflected by anti-Americanism.
Jemimah Steinfeld reflects on China watchers increasingly not being able to return to the country and its impact on accurate reporting.
What does the “appearance of China Hong Kong” mean? Chris Yeung comments that Hong Kong is no longer as it was.
A new book by Gerald Roche explores the erosion of linguistic diversity through a study of the Manegacha-speaking community in the northeastern Tibetan Plateau.
Tsering Shakya comments on cultural imperialism and China’s push to rename Tibet and replace it with “Xizang”.
Gina Anne Tam argues for the importance of using the gender lens when analysing Hong Kong’s history of pro-democracy movements.