Journalism Highlights

Foreign Policy

Beijing’s Olympics Paved the Way for Xinjiang’s Camps

Feb 2019

Chinese Tourists Are Beijing’s Newest Economic Weapon

Sept 2018

Islamic Leaders Have Nothing to Say About China’s Internment Camps for Muslims

July 2018

The Diplomat

Are Indonesia and Malaysia Ready to Stand up for China’s Muslims?

Jan 2019

Will ‘Fake News’ Determine Indonesia’s Next President?

Nov 2018

Japan’s Lessons for Malaysia

July 2018

The Rapid Rise of Censorship in Southeast Asia

Jan 2018

The Fall of Ahok and Indonesia's Future

April 2017

The COP21 Deal: What Does It Mean for Asia?

Jan 2016

Remebering Indonesia's Bloody Coup

Oct 2015

Is 2014 the Start of an Asian Spring?

November 2014

Coda Story

China’s Digital Wall Around Tibet

May 2019

Tourism from China provokes an Internet crackdown in Thailand

March 2019

Ozy

The New Bogeyman in Indonesia's Coming Elections: China

Mar 2019

World's Most Congested City Finally Shifts Gears

Jan 2019

Back to the Future: Japanese Youth Flee Cities for the Countryside

July 2018

Hong Kong Is Fighting Back Against a Mandarin Language Invasion

July 2018

Why Japan Loves Twitter More Than Facebook

June 2018

Asia's Energy Revolution Could Kill Trump's Coal-Powered Dreams

Feb 2018

An End to Secondhand Smoke: Can Southeast Asia Finally Breathe a Sigh of Relief?

Aug 2017

Big Tobacco Wants Indonesian Women to Light Up and Liberate

Aug 2017

Engadget

China's Xinjiang surveillance is the dystopian future nobody wants

Feb 2018

The missing trade war against China’s digital protectionism

Sept 2017

Technology is failing to create transparent supply chains

July 2017

The high-tech war on Tibetan communication

June 2017

New Internationalist

Is China detaining a million Uyghur Muslims?

Sept 2018

Malaysia’s slide from pseudo-democracy toward authoritarianism

July 2016

‘The earth in Indonesia is on fire’

Sept 2015

The failed politics of appeasing China

July 2015

Shareable

How Japan is working towards creating a true sharing economy

Nov 2018

How Innovative Funding Models Could Usher in a New Era of Worker-Owned Platform Cooperatives

Aug 2017

German Nonprofit Creates New Open-Source License for Seeds

May 2017

How a Cooperative in Indonesia is Bridging the Digital Divide

May 2017

Daily Dot

The slow creep of internet shutdowns

Mar 2018

The slow creep and chilling effect of China's censorship

Aug 2016

Why your favorite apps are designed to addict you

Jan 2016

Can we build a humane alternative to Uber?

Feb 2016

Sustainable Brands

WWF’s New ‘ReSource’ to Give Visibility Into Companies’ Progress in Reducing Plastic

May 2019

SupplyShift-Ulula Partnership to Amplify Worker Voices in Supply Chains

Feb 2019

Inaugural Ocean Solutions Accelerator Cultivating Diverse Crop of Innovations

Oct 2018

Powering Down Corruption' in Cobalt Supply Chains a Business Imperative

Nov 2018

Al Jazeera

Indonesia: What's left of the left?

June 2014

Is political Islam rising in Indonesia?

April 2014

Suharto's ghost stalks Indonesian election

April 2014

 Equal Times

As Indonesia prepares to head to the polls, the crackdown in West Papua continues

Mar 2019

What does Malaysia’s surprising democratic transition mean for the rest of the region?

July 2018

China’s water grab in Tibet risks regional devastation and conflict

Oct 2017

Indonesia: global trade unions & NGOs back PepsiCo-linked palm oil workers in their fight for labour rights

Aug 2017

Death penalty highlights wider injustices in Japan’s legal system

April 2017

How trade unions pulled the brakes on Uber’s bid to enter Tokyo

Mar 2017

Indonesia's tragic war on drugs

May 2016

2022 Beijing Winter Games: an olympic-sized setback for Tibet

July 2015

Southeast Asia Globe

A Light in Dark Corners

May 2015

One Nation, World's Apart

March 2015

Putting the Word Out!

October 2014

West Papua: mining in an occupation forgotten by the world

May 2015

 Quartz

There is officially no hope for transparent oil development in Uganda

Oct 2013

America’s problem with unions means that the poor are now considered greedy

July 2013

Malaysia’s rich natural resources are standing in the way of an Arab Spring

July 2013

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