Yoon Suk-yeol of the People’s Power Party (PPP) has narrowly won South Korea’s Presidential election in what was seen by many observers as the most fraught, divisive, and close, presidential election since the democratisation of South Korea in 1987. Continue reading Yoon Suk-yeol and the return of South Korea’s conservatives
Mayor Pete offers a frank behind the scenes look at a national campaign and makes a compelling argument for Pete Buttigieg’s character and leadership ability – but like the man himself, it proves difficult to get excited about. Continue reading Mayor Pete film review: Story of a dark horse candidate
The American linguist, philosopher, and public intellectual Noam Chomsky, 92, was invited to discuss his thoughts about Afghanistan on Friday, November 12. Continue reading Noam Chomsky reflects on the crisis in Afghanistan and Taliban takeover
The Japanese general election at the end of October was a key test for the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and its newly appointed Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. Continue reading Fumio Kishida: Can the new Japanese Prime Minister bring calm to the country?
“We believe the Uyghur people deserve democracy and the right to self-determination and we want an immediate lifting of the extreme levels of oppression and persecution carried out by the CCP.” Continue reading Pictures: Human rights activists protest outside London Chinese Embassy
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