LETTERS – OCTOBER 2021
Exposing the dirt Interesting article in your September issue by the renowned journalist-turned politician M.J. Akbar (‘Who wants the peace
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EDITORIAL – Oct 2021 – THE BUDDING POWER OF COHESION
The budding power of cohesion As Afghanistan stumbles into Taliban rule, Western democracies have been gripped by recrimination, blame and
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LETTERS – September 2021
Olympic mood boost As Bill Emmott noted in his article about the Olympics (‘Epic spectacle in troubled times’, August 2021), the
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EDITORIAL – Sept 2021 – ASIA’S LESSON IN SOLIDARITY
Asia’s lesson in solidarity The Taliban’s conquest over the 20-year-long American-led mission in Afghanistan has issued a loud wake-up call
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LETTERS – August 2021
Bearing the costs of children As a China-born only child, I read with interest Yuwen Wu’s article about the changing
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EDITORIAL – August 2021 – FACT, NOT FANTASY, MUST INFORM CHINA NARRATIVE
Fact, not fantasy, must inform China narrative Flanked by his most senior colleagues and overlooking a Tiananmen Square awash with
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LETTERS – July 2021
All-seeing, but benign? The interview in the May edition of Asian Affairs, in which Editor Duncan Bartlett discussed the parallels
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EDITORIAL – July 2021 – Democracy under scrutiny
Democracy under scrutiny Those who argued that last month’s summit of the world’s seven richest democracies would mark the start
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LETTERS – June 2021
Bleak outlook for Myanmar Nicholas Nugent is correct in his assessment about the likeliness of Myanmar becoming a failed state.
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EDITORIAL – June 2021 – ASIA’S BALANCING ACT
Asia’s balancing act This month’s G7 summit in Britain is the latest move by Western democracies to reassert their international
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