Gen Z and Bangladesh 2.0
A summer of student protests unseated an autocratic regime and potentially transformed the country.
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The tragedy of progress in the developing world
Kenya and Bangladesh are doomed to walk the crooked road of history.
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Reality bites Taiwan’s security drills
As the China threat grows, the island's annual security exercises are now testing "every commander along the command line".
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The threats faced by Taiwan make Britain’s politics feel provincial
In Taipei, at the new president’s inauguration, the huge forces remaking the world were impossible to ignore.
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Democracy begins with us
As a journalist in authoritarian China, I learned the value of community. As a parliamentary candidate in the UK, I…
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Russia, North Korea and the axis of autocracies
Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un’s dangerous pact makes even China uneasy.
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Revenge of the little rocket men
What Vladimir Putin really wants from Pyongyang.
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The end of the pariah state
What Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin’s deepening relationship reveals about the emerging international order.
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