Women, Life, Freedom: The Unsettling Power of The Iranian Women-led Politics of Resistance
A massive wave of demonstrations, following the death of Masha (Zhina) Amini, has spread across Iran since September 2022.
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Dissent in U.S. History: Interview with Ralph Young
The recent events that occurred in the United States show that history is not just a matter of the past.
The Hilarious Day: China’s Ideology of Race, Covid-19, and the U.S.
On June 1, 2020, China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian defined racial discrimination in the United States as a social
One Country, Two Systems: Zero Democracy?
On the morning of May 28, 2020 delegates of the National People’s Congress of the People’s Republic of China approved
Urban Spaces And Coronavirus: Spatial, Temporal, Social, Symbolic, And Mental Boundaries
The formation, crossing, and transformation of boundaries in urban spaces are examined in contemporary times by philosophers, sociologists, and
Hong Kong Protests: A New Tienanmen?
Despite the decision of the Hong Kong Government to suspend the controversial extradition bill to China, yet nearly two million
One Belt, One Road: What Future?
Italy is ready to become the first G7 country to back China’s One Belt, One Road Initiative, triggering alarm and
How is AI Affecting Sino-American Relations?
China and the US are contending their respective technological supremacy in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) – in turn,
Feng Shui Masters, President Trump and Year of the Pig: What’s the Common Thread?
The Chinese zodiac entered into the Year of the Pig on February 5, 2019. Feng Shui masters predicted disorder and
Ai Weiwei’s Gilded Cage and the U.S.-Mexico Refugee Crisis
Ai Weiwei’s activism is what literally may be called art diplomacy: through his works, the Chinese dissident communicates the importance