A weekly bulletin offering news and analysis related to the Middle Kingdom. This week, President Xi Jinping leaves for his foreign tours while a trade spat unfolds at the WTO.
Xi Steps Out
A Box Office Disaster
Forcing multiplexes to allow outside food is a lose-lose situation. It will hurt cinema goers, not help them.
A Tale of Two Nukes: Iran (Part 1)
Why did Trump sign a nuclear deal with North Korea, while bailing out of a deal with Iran? Is it just Trump being Trump? Or is there more to the story?
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Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 53, Mayor Kobayashi falls prey to the Semmelweis Reflex.
To solve terrorism, we need to do more than just fight terrorists. We need to understand why people choose that path, and how we can reverse that course.
Muslims Against the Muslim League acknowledges a complex Pakistani identity beyond that of Jinnah.
This law is bad for two big reasons. One, it will lead to job losses for women, hurting those it is supposed to help. Two, it perpetuates gender stereotypes.
According to education scholar and activist Amit Chandra, education in India is a fraud committed on the people of this country by the state. He joins Amit Varma in episode 77 of The Seen and the Unseen to explain why.
A weekly bulletin offering news and analysis related to the Middle Kingdom. This week, China edges closer to the Arab world and Europe, while India stands to benefit from the trade war with the US.