From Innovation to Imperilment: Addressing Bioweapon Challenges in Asia
Asia, a vast and diverse continent, faces an intricate matrix of challenges when it comes to the issue of bioweapons.…
The South-Korean ‘comfort women’ during World War II
“It was not a place for human beings”, said Lee Ok-Seon a former comfort women. During the WWII Japan implemented…
China’s tryst with sustainable energies: Promises and challenges
China’s fast and remarkable economic growth over the past decades turned the country in a world leader in…
The Belt and Road Initiative: Its Common Destiny and Criticism
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is China’s most ambitious plan to achieve a “community of common destiny”. China proposes…
The Dark Reality of the Solar Energy Industry in China
The global transition from a fossil-fuel driven economy to one run by renewable energy envisions China playing a crucial role:…
Black People’s Rights in China, Chinese People’s Rights in the United Kingdom
I was only seventeen years old when I spent a year of my life in Nanjing, China, and I still…
Taiwan’s Foreign Policy Is Gaining Strength by the Strength
There are many works in the strategic literature that point to the difficulties of mainland China conquering, and invariably, unifying…
Bride Trafficking and The Chinese Gender Gap
China is facing a problem. The gender disparity of the country has led to a glut of eligible brides. A…
Hong Kong: Ground Zero with Victoria Tin-bor Hui & Policy People
Peace for Asia organised a podcast in collaboration with Policy People with Victoria Tin-bor Hui, who is an active…
Defending Human Rights: Can it be Done Through Economic Cooperation?
The conclusion of the EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI) on 30 December 2020, after 6 years of negotiations, brought…
An insight into China’s ethnic policies: A profile of Chen Quanguo
Unlike many of his contemporaries, Chen Quanguo has maintained a low profile in the course of his ascent within the…
Social Engineering in Tibet: Legitimizing CCP’s selection of the Next Dalai Lama
After Mao, Xi Jinping is oft considered as the most powerful leader since his accession to the General Secretary position…
Sovereignty on the Roof of the World
Tibet is most well known for being the home to the vast plateaued landscape and Tibetan Buddhism, bringing us visions…
Top Human Rights News of the Week : China and Crimes in Xinjiang
As widely reported by media outlets throughout the world, China’s human rights violations in Xinjiang province against the Muslim Uyghur…
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