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A short, but important edition this week: several elections updates (including a debate), and more worrying news from China. New to Asia Undercovered? Sign up here. Undercovered this week It’s not just Xinjiang. Uyghurs have disappeared from daily life everywhere in China. Another sobering report on China’s ongoing
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Lots of undercovered news this past week, as 2019 in Asia gets off to a busy start while the US media obsesses over a bunch of burgers. A quick note – I’ve changed the newsletter a bit, adding sections on regional geopolitics, and elections. The latter will be a busy
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Happy New Year! For the first issue of Asia Undercovered in 2019, I am highlighting pieces about important events to watch in the coming year. In fact, 2019 is going to be a uniquely important year in the region. We have elections in several countries, including both of the largest
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As this is last edition of Asia Undercovered in 2018 (though many of you will receive this in 2019), I though that instead of telling you what happened last week, I’d do something different. Sometimes, we get so focused on current events that we never get the chance to
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This week: Forced labor in Xinjiang camps, India’s regional elections, and an assassination in Myanmar. New to Asia Undercovered? Sign up here. A holocaust in our times: Xinjiang Every week, it’s becoming more and more clear that these concentration camps are a massive human rights atrocity. There are
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Asia Undercovered: Journalist Nithin Coca's weekly roundup of the news, events, trends and people changing Asia, but not getting enough attention in the US media. Media clampdown in Asia One of the big stories this month was the filing of an arrest warrant for the editor of Rappler
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Asia Undercovered: Journalist Nithin Coca's weekly roundup of the news, events, trends and people changing Asia, but not getting enough attention in the US media. Undercovered this week Mongabay and three other outlets published this extensive expose on how a secret deal could destroy Indonesia’s last remaining
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This week: Taiwan’s surprise election results, coal in China, a worrying Malaysia rally, and the soon to be world’s largest airport. What is Asia (to me)? As you’ve probably realized, Asia Undercovered does not cover all of Asia. It tends to focus on the places I cover
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This week: The ongoing crisis in Xinjiang, a horrific assasination in the Phillipines, and the dedication of Indonesia’s cancer-striken disaster spokesperson. My favorite newsletters To start this issue, I thought I’d share some of my favorite newsletters for keeping track of what’s happening in Asia. For China,
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I’m writing to you this week from Jakarta, Indonesia, where I am working on several stories. If you’re curious about my own journalism, follow me on Twitter, where I post all my articles. If someone forwarded this newsletter to you, please sign up here – it’s free! More
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Asia Undercovered: Journalist Nithin Coca's weekly roundup of the news, events, trends and people changing Asia, but not getting enough attention in the US media. If someone forwarded this to you, please sign up here – it’s free! Family Dynasties in Asia Cambodia could be turning into Asia’
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This week: Asia’s ongoing red scale, a unexpected anti-LGBT backlash against GoJek in Indonesia, and more undercovered news from Thailand, China, and the Philippines. If someone forwarded this to you, please sign up here – it’s free! Not getting enough attention: The “Red” Scare in Asia We’ve seen