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Read more 3 minute read News 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… byClara GepnerJanuary 21, 2020
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Read more 4 minute read Sports 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,… byDean BertoiaOctober 29, 2019
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Read more 7 minute read Music 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. byAllie MasonandbyElizabeth MackayApril 3, 2012