Archie Earle discusses the transformation of Cambodia in the last 40 years and argues against the sanctions being put on them now
The Foreign Affairs Committee criticised the government for not addressing clear signs of Chinese interference, that has gone largely unchecked
10 terracotta warriors and over 180 artefacts are on display at the World Museum, Liverpool, linking the UK and China both historically and culturally
While this Chinese-American fantasy adventure may succeed in visual spectacle, there’s little else ‘great’ about Damon’s latest blockbuster
In an ironic turn of tact, the US is now mimicking its great rival, China, by using an aggressive foreign policy to shore up patriotic support at home
This week in global news
Out of form and dropped by England and Manchester United, what does the future hold for Wayne Rooney?
As another Winter transfer deadline passes to little excitement, its China making all the headlines this time round. Adam Selby takes a look at the widespread investment and growth of the Chinese Super League and asks could we be looking at the next footballing powerhouse?
With an ever-increasing focus on the Middle East, we must not forget the related conflicts that rage across Africa
Iwan Hopkins takes a look at how Team GB got on in Dubai after a number of world records were smashed
Questions are being asked about some of the organisations helping to fund graphene research
Two men and a lot of weapons of mass destruction.
Jack Greeney describes his experiences studying abroad in China over summer, and urges everyone to take opportunities offered by the university
With players forcing transfers to more preferable clubs, are they showing a lack of loyalty? Jack Ford thinks not
Premier League football supporters are livid at their beloved football stars moving to China, but is it really just a wonderful opportunity they can not turn down?
‘if god had intended us to eat carrots in tiny cubes, he would have made them grow that way.’ No frills but all flavour at Chinatown’s Siam Smiles
Luke Williams casts a critical eye over the Paris Climate Conference and the importance of its success
Jessica Chow-Lau and Candice Chau argue that Hong Kong needs more political involvement if anything is to change
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