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This week: Elections results from East Timor, a crisis in Sri Lanka, and a forgotten Chinese-Indonesian hero. Subscribe now Undercovered last week A country of 21 million is facing a sudden, dramatic economic meltdown, to the point that refugees are fleeing and fuel/paper shortages are being reported. Doesn’t
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Welcome to our ninth Asia Undercovered’s Journalist Q&A. This month we speak with Hanako Montgomery, a mixed American-Japanese journalist currently based in Tokyo. She writes about Japanese culture, gender equality, and current affairs for Vice World News. Some of her recent stories include. * A Japanese School Edited
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This week: Election results in South Korea and India, no more nine-dash line, and hope for framers in Bangladesh. Subscribe now Undercovered last week It’s a little incredible how little attention this horrific news got. A huge suicide bombing killed 58 people at a Shi’ite Mosque in Pakistan,
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Undercovered last week Worth reading: Tree planting has been hailed as climate solution, particularly in South Asia. But, as this investigation by Ishan Kukreti for Scroll.in finds, in India many of these plantations, in which huge sums have been invested, simply don’t exist. Not covered during the recent
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This week: Taiwan's indigenous progress, how Philippines fishers cope with the geopolitics of the South China Sea, and searching for her missing husband in Laos, one decade on. Subscribe now Undercovered last week The New Year got off to a horrible start in Hong Kong where the Pillar
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Undercovered last week It was long assumed, but now we have proof. China’s top leadership, including Xi Jinping, played a key role in the creation of the Uyghur camps, which hold potentially a million and come alongside efforts to reduce birthrates and destroy Uyghur culture. Will this be enough