Tag: china
Opinion: The US Is Cheating to Stop China Achieving Tech-Supremacy
Aaron Bastani
Report: Chinese Students Are At The Forefront Of Anti-Lockdown Protests
Jessie Lau
Downstream: ‘Working Class’ Is Not an Identity. Ash Sarkar Meets China Miéville
Long Read: The Next World War Could Be Over the Arctic
James Meadway
Analysis: What Would It Take for Putin to Stop the War?
Paul Rogers
Downstream: How the Mainstream Media Enabled Climate Denial
Aaron Bastani speaks to George Monbiot about COP26, which countries are climate change leaders and how the mainstream media enabled a culture of climate denial when it mattered most.
Opinion: Cop26 Is Little More Than a Cop-out
Ell Folan
Downstream: Climate Change Is Violent, That’s Why We Need Sabotage. Aaron Bastani Meets Andreas Malm
From food scarcity to extreme weather, climate change will affect the lives of billions of people around the world. But at what point are its future horrors unacceptable? And how should that shape climate politics now? Aaron Bastani speaks to author Andreas Malm about the limits of today’s activism and what is to be done […]
Analysis: Is China the World’s Worst Climate Culprit?
Aaron Bastani
Long Read: Yes, China’s Debt Bubble Might Burst – But the Government Has Far Bigger Problems
James Meadway
Novara FM: Revenge of the Real
Novara Live: Extreme Floods and Fires Show Climate Change Out of Control
Opinion: Biden’s New Cold War With China Will Be Justified With Racism
David Wearing
Confrontation with China is shaping up to be a central theme of Joe Biden’s presidency. Of course, racism has structured international relations since at least the colonial era, writes David Wearing.
Novara Live: Did Covid-19 Leak From a Lab?
Analysis: Bitcoin’s Wild Fortnight Is a Reminder of Why Crypto Won’t Replace Conventional Currencies Any Time Soon
James Meadway
Analysis: Did China Just End Extreme Poverty?
Aaron Bastani
Opinion: Post-Brexit ‘Global Britain’ is Becoming a Threat to International Security
David Wearing
The government’s recent Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy has spelled out the agenda for British foreign relations in the 2020s and beyond. It’s going to make us and the rest of the world a lot less safe, writes David Wearing.