Genocide in Xinjiang with silence from Canada
The Canadian government’s silence about ongoing genocide speaks volumes In a mountainous region thousands of miles from the…
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The Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights shines light on the Uyghur population in China
Academics, journalists, and survivors speak about the Uyghur genocide at an online panel hosted by Concordia China is…
Poli Savvy: The clock is TikToking
There’s trouble in paradise as Americans’ beloved entertainment app is threatened to be banned It seems like every…
What experts think about human rights violations in China
A panel on China’s human rights violations was held in Concordia University’s Faubourg building on Jan. 15. The…
Simply scientific: The plague
“The one from ancient times?” my friend asked across the table. “Why write about that?” Because, old friend,…
World in brief: China’s mass detention of Muslim, Koalas killed by fires, and Indigenous collaboration on Frozen II
On Nov. 24, leaked classified documents showed China’s strategic plan of mass detention for ethnic minorities. They were…
China and the NBA: Lebron enters the fold
In light of the events leading to a frigid disconnect between the NBA and its connections with China,…
Colour Commentary: The Rocky State of the NBA in China
Remember when the NBA’s biggest storylines during the off-season involved tampering, trade requests, and Lebron’s “Taco Tuesday” trademark…
Editorial: China’s censorship doesn’t have a place at Concordia
On March 26, Concordia University held a conference led by the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights…
Pandaplomacy is a sign of good things to come
Who are they? They’re Er Shun and Da Mao, and you’ve undoubtedly heard about them by now. The…
World music review: Asia
If you’re looking for musical diversity, the largest continent on the planet is a great place to start. From K-pop to traditional, Russia to East Timor and Japan to Kazakhstan, Asia has more than you bargained for.