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Anushree Fadnavis / Reuters The U.S. Is About to Do Something Big on Hong Kong
Protests there have demonstrated the enduring appeal of American values and power. But can Washington live up to that promise?
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Tyrone Siu / Reuters Hong Kong’s Protests Have Cemented Its Identity
Chinese authorities have long sought to sway Hong Kongers, but more and more, residents of the city see it as being distinct from the mainland.
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Tyrone Siu / Reuters Hong Kong’s New Reality
What was once extreme, both in action and in discourse, is becoming the norm.
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Tyrone Siu / Reuters Why These Hong Kong Protests Are Different
Demonstrations in 2014 brought people like Joshua Wong to the attention of the world. These latest rallies are very different.
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Romeo Ranoco / Reuters A U.S. Ally Is Turning to China to ‘Build, Build, Build’
The Philippines is converting a historic American military base into a city. Its key funder? China.
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Soe Zeya Tun / Reuters ‘I Had No Options’: The Rohingya Man Who Smuggled Himself
Myanmar has pushed out Rohingya Muslims for decades. One of them chose to flee within his own country.
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Zhang Wei / China News Service / VCG ... The Blurring Boundaries Between Hong Kong and Mainland China
Chinese investment in Hong Kong’s infrastructure comes at a cost.
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Nguyen Huy Kham / Reuters How Aung San Suu Kyi Lost Her Way
The former champion of democracy and human rights now tours the globe excusing the government’s record of atrocity.
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Sivaram V / Reuters Disinformation Is Spreading on WhatsApp in India—And It’s Getting Dangerous
The spread of hoaxes and doctored photos during massive floods in Kerala showed, yet again, how easily disinformation can spread on messaging platforms like WhatsApp—and how deadly it can be.
