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Politicising Campus Space: the meaning of anti-Beijing art at Hong Kong University
If you have been to the campus of Hong Kong University (and you definitely should: the…
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It goes without saying that politics in the West is perceived by many to be in a bad…
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‘I Am Not Your Asian Stereotype’ – why we cannot pigeonhole Asian identities
“My name is Canwen, and I play both the piano and the violin. I aspire to…
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When asked to list democratic countries, most people would include Australia amongst their choices. Indeed, it…
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Firmly settled in liberal western Europe, democracy may feel like a well-established norm for Austria, but…
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What do you say, Justin? A look into Canada’s Oil Industry and the Environment
Justin Trudeau is generally considered as a favoured politician worldwide. He has promoted gender equality, free…
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Uluru/Ayers Rock: Why names matter and why you shouldn’t climb it
Ask most Brits what the name of the giant rock formation that stands in the centre…
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I moved to St Petersburg on the last day of August, 2016. I had already been looking…
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It is two weeks before Australia Day: a man on a bus yells “go back to…
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A trip to Seoul: some thoughts on the presidential impeachment and the world’s only Demilitarised Zone
Despite being in nearby Hong Kong, I wasn’t aware of much conversation about the Korean impeachment.…
- FeaturesInternationalOverseas Correspondents
Politicising Campus Space: the meaning of anti-Beijing art at Hong Kong University
If you have been to the campus of Hong Kong University (and you definitely should: the…
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It goes without saying that politics in the West is perceived by many to be in a bad…
- FeaturesInternationalOverseas Correspondents
‘I Am Not Your Asian Stereotype’ – why we cannot pigeonhole Asian identities
“My name is Canwen, and I play both the piano and the violin. I aspire to…
-
When asked to list democratic countries, most people would include Australia amongst their choices. Indeed, it…
-
Firmly settled in liberal western Europe, democracy may feel like a well-established norm for Austria, but…
- FeaturesInternationalOverseas CorrespondentsPolitics
What do you say, Justin? A look into Canada’s Oil Industry and the Environment
Justin Trudeau is generally considered as a favoured politician worldwide. He has promoted gender equality, free…
- FeaturesInternationalOverseas Correspondents
Uluru/Ayers Rock: Why names matter and why you shouldn’t climb it
Ask most Brits what the name of the giant rock formation that stands in the centre…
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I moved to St Petersburg on the last day of August, 2016. I had already been looking…
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It is two weeks before Australia Day: a man on a bus yells “go back to…
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