To rebuild our post-COVID world, we need to start with China and Taiwan
Emerging from COVID-19, Taiwan’s dynamic modern democracy has provoked an antiquated approach from China, which may now put the world on edge.
Middle fingers, Instagram and Brexit: Eurovision steers away from Britain
The 2021 Eurovision Song Contest had one foot in the future, and the other aimed at foes and challenges of yesteryear.
The Crown/Markle clash is hardly black and white
While the UK tabloid media has raised accusations of xenophobia against Meghan Markle, the real issue is far deeper than a solitary comment.
The rights that Ruth Bader Ginsburg won are under attack
While Ruth Bade Ginsburg spent her life fighting for the rights of women, but in 2020, those same rights are being taken away.
Kim Yo-jong: A 16th century queen for North Korea’s modern autocracy
If Kim Yo-jung’s rumoured rule of North Korea comes to pass, the world will gain a powerful voice with a clear historical parallel.
