Taïwan et Burkina Faso: une histoire diplomatique tumultueuse (lun., 05 juin 2023)
Taïwan était présent en Afrique de l'Ouest dans les années 60, mais il reste peu de souvenirs de cette période, comme l'explique Dramane Thiombiano, chercheur burkinabé basé à Taïwan
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Taïwan et l'Europe centrale se rapprochent au niveau politique et économique : entretien avec l'analyste polonais Marcin Jerzewski (Sat, 03 Jun 2023)
Taïwan et l'Europe centrale n'étaient pas des partenaires prioritaires avant la pandémie, mais ont depuis développé des liens bien forts autour de la diplomatie de santé publique.
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Quelles sont les appellations utilisées par les locuteurs de chinois mandarin pour décrire leur propre langue? (Wed, 31 May 2023)
Les locuteurs du chinois mandarin disposent d'une douzaine de termes pour décrire les différentes formes parlées et écrites de la langue,qui suggèrent proposant diverses affiliations culturelles ou politiques.
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Un podcast sinophone trouve son public en Chine et au sein de la diaspora chinoise (Sat, 27 May 2023)
One Sinophone podcast focusing on global as well as hyper-local issues is connecting China and its large overseas population thanks to a well-balanced selection of topics and guests.
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Les répercussions de la présence chinoise sur l’industrie automobile en Ouzbékistan (Fri, 26 May 2023)
La BRI apporte des solutions en termes d'accès à la propriété automobile, de lutte contre la pollution de l'air, de culture des monopoles d'État et de corruption
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Hong Kong seeks to ban protest anthem ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ in all media (Wed, 07 Jun 2023)
The Justice Department seeks to ban the broadcasting, performing, printing, publishing, selling, sale offering, distributing, disseminating, displaying or reproducing in any media forms and channels the song.
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Historic ruling in Ecuador shows clash between global demand for minerals and protecting biodiversity (Tue, 06 Jun 2023)
"This renewed demand for extracting minerals puts strain on the previously uncrossed borders of places with megadiverse ecosystems," according to the lawyer Varela.
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Taiwan and Burkina Faso: A tumultuous history of cooperation and estrangement (Mon, 05 Jun 2023)
While Taiwan was present in Western Africa in the 1960s, there is little memory left of this period, as Taiwan-based Burkinabe scholar Dramane Thiombiano explains to Global Voices.
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Hong Kong authorities clamp down on the annual commemoration of the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown (Sun, 04 Jun 2023)
Ahead of the 34th anniversary of the June 4th 1989 Tiananmen crackdowns, the Chinese term “special days” or “special occasion” replaced former political slogans like “vindication of June 4” because of censorship
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‘I am worried that my work will put someone in jail': Interview with Zunzi, iconic Hong Kong cartoonist (Fri, 02 Jun 2023)
In the past eight months, Zunzi has been repeatedly "pinned down" by different government departments, accusing him of "inciting public discontent with the government," "defaming the police force," "making biased, misleading and false claims," and more.
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Four Chinese arrested in Japan for smuggling 700 kilograms of stimulants (Wed, 07 Jun 2023)
The amount of stimulants, with an estimated street value of ¥43.4 billion ($311 million), was the second largest ever confiscated at one time in Japan.
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Japan’s parliament set to pass LGBTQ understanding bill on June 16 (Wed, 07 Jun 2023)
The ruling and opposition parties have been at odds over the definition of certain words that would affect the practicality of the legislation.
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Taiwanese presidential contender says he wouldn’t meet Xi without agenda (Wed, 07 Jun 2023)
Former Taipei mayor Ko Wen-je has risen in the polls in recent weeks.
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