According to a Taiwanese research report, China’s push into high-tech manufacturing and geopolitical competition is increasingly coming at the expense of the broader population. The authors point to a new class divide and a rise in system-critical protests.
By David Demes
Chinese authorities have cracked down harshly following protests in eastern Tibet in early November. Some of the detained Tibetans have reportedly disappeared and remain unaccounted for.
By Redaktion Table
The criminalization of climate protests is increasing worldwide. Based on 14 countries, a new study has identified the strategies employed and where slander, arrests and murders dominate.
By Lukas Bayer
Hong Kong’s last major opposition party has dissolved. A verdict in the trial of media tycoon Jimmy Lai is also expected on Monday.
By Leonardo Pape
Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in Belém to march for climate justice. They are demanding a fair transition to renewable energy and more rights for indigenous peoples.
By Lisa Kuner
For the first time in years, more protest by civil society is possible during this COP. Grassroots movements have organized a counter-summit and there have already been clashes with security forces.
By Lisa Kuner
The founder of an NGO emerges as a new political face from the protests of young people in Nepal. At 36, however, he is a thorn in the side of some members of Gen Z.
By Marcel Grzanna
The number of climate protests is increasing worldwide. However, many actions are now directed against climate protection projects – such as the construction of a lithium mine in Serbia.
By Kai Schöneberg
19 people were killed in protests against the government in Nepal. Beijing hopes to restore social order. Nepal has increasingly turned towards China politically in recent years.
By Leonardo Pape
