The Great Firewall of China: China’s Internet Censorship
Political Editor Charlotte Colombo reports on China’s internet censorship through their ‘Great Firewall’ web filter as a part of our Crime and Criminality Magazine.
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Japan’s Take on a No-Deal Brexit
Matt Alfrey writes on Japan’s stance and influence on Britain’s Brexit negotiations.
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LGBT China – What happened to the “Passion Of The Cut Sleeve”?
Featured in Wessex Scene’s LGBT+ Magazine, International Editor Tabassum Rahman gives an overview of LGBT history in China.
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The Cultural Revolution: Why is China Viewed So Negatively When the West is Dictatorial? (Part 3)
Stevent Dibben finalises his three-part series looking at the west’s negative view of China, reflecting on the western narrative towards The Cultural Revolution (1966-76).
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Why the World Needs to Stop Admiring the “Rise of China”
Wessex Scene writer, with his interests and experiences of being in China, gives his opinion on why we should stop admiring the super power rise of China.
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The Great Leap Forward: Why is China Viewed So Negatively When the West is Dictatorial? (Part 2)
Steven Dibben writes part 2 of his series on western perceptions of China during its Maoist era, focusing on The Great Leap Forward in this segment.
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Why is China Viewed So Negatively When the West is Dictatorial? (Part 1)
Steven Dibben argues that our thoughts on China as a dictatorial state serves the interest of the political agendas of our not-so-openly-democratic West?
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China’s Global Ascension Will Remain Prominent, Despite Constraints
Matt Alfrey infers from recent comments made by Xi Jinping, reasserting that China will continue to rise despite political constraints.
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Treatment of Turkic Muslims in China Re-education Camps
Aaron Readle looks into the treatment and disappearance of Uyghurs, a Turkic ethic group of Muslims, in the Xinjiang region of China by Chinese officials.
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Maoist China, But Were Too Unsure to Ask
Reflecting on the recent events of the Naxalites in India, writer Steven Dibben investigates and flips the coin on the narrative towards Maoism.
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