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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World Stories You May Have Missed: August 2018
World stories you may have missed this month include: an Indian MP’s Hitler costume, a→
World Stories You May Have Missed: July 2018
WSYMHM returns with lesser known and unusual stories from around the world, including the Transport Minister who broke his own country’s aviation rules and Japan’s infamous Yakuza Gangs embracing the Sea Cucumber market.
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A Whole New Kind of Tourism: China’s Fascination with North Korea
The tourist trips running from China to North Korea don’t seem to be disappearing any time soon…
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World Stories You May Have Missed: Autumn Edition
A round up of some of October and November’s stories you may have missed from around the world.
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Assessing the 19th Chinese Communist Party Congress: An Interview with Ming-chin Monique Chu
International Editor, Ivan Morris Poxton, interviewed Chinese Politics Lecturer at Southampton, Dr Ming-chin Monique Chu, on the subject of the 19th Party Congress.
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North Korea: China’s Rottweiler
Milo Dooley on why China owes more responsibility for the North Korean missile crisis than it has received so far
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India and Bhutan Face Off Against China in Himalayan Border Dispute
For 4 weeks Indian, Bhutanese and Chinese troops have been engaged in a border stand-off and tensions appear to be mounting, not lessening…
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Year Abroad Country Profile: China & Hong Kong
Joanna Hynds explains what makes China a great study abroad destination.
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