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Japan's proposal that its Sado mines be added to the 2023 Unesco World Heritage List is more than just a cultural-driven effort. It is a showcase of the inward-looking politics of Japan's conservative establishment to use particular events from the past to fit a desired narrative for the present, to…

Part 5: 1959, Lhasa, and the Momentous Day

Former NBC sportscaster Bob Costas called it perfectly. The International Olympics Committee’s decision to award China the 2022 Winter Olympics deserves nothing but “disdain and disgust.”

Two events dominate the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) calendar for 2022 - the Winter Olympics and the 20th Party Congress later this year.

Aside from fake snow and COVID-19, the Beijing Winter Games are controversial for many reasons.

Pandemic-era technologies like Zoom hold great promise, but also create unexpected problems for international students sent back to their home countries.

The International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) position on refugees is contradictory and confusing.

The human rights abuses committed by the CCP have been the subject of intense scrutiny ahead of the Winter Games.

A human rights watchdog says thousands of people including government critics have been forcibly returned to China under the guise of anti-corruption efforts. It says some were even kidnapped.