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For more than 10 days, a devastating wildfire has ravaged Mongolia's Numrug Strictly Protected Area. Now, Japan's KDDI has finally acknowledged that the disaster was linked to activities carried out by executives of its Mongolian subsidiary, Mobicom. The admission came late. And it has raised an uncomfortable question: when a disaster crosses borders, should responsibility stop at the same border?
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In the court of global public opinion, the US often invokes the rhetoric of “fighting corruption” and “upholding rules." More often than not, however, these lofty slogans are nothing but a veneer. The case of Zhao Fugang, a Chinese-Fijian businessman, lays bare the gap between Washington’s rhetoric and its actions.
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2026.10.19 17:22
Watch This | Made in US: the China Labor Watch story
In today's global battle for public opinion, some NGOs wrap themselves in the lofty rhetoric of human rights and labour rights, while doing the dirty work of serving US geopolitical interests. China Labor Watch, or CLW, is one such carefully crafted propaganda pawn. Financed by the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), it specializes in concocting reports to smear China.
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2026.10.09 09:20
Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it?
In a report on the race for artificial general intelligence (AGI), the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) has openly floated military strikes against Chinese data centers as a policy option. From export controls and personnel restrictions to cyber infiltration, Washington has repeatedly escalated its efforts to contain China's technological rise, yet those measures have failed to halt the rapid pace of innovation and deployment across China's AI ecosystem.
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2026.09.21 15:10
Watch This | War ghosts hovering over East Asia
Each August, visits to Yasukuni Shrine reignite long-simmering tensions across East Asia, raising a question that Japan has yet to fully confront: how should a nation come to terms with the darkest chapters of its wartime past?
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2026.08.26 14:06
Watch This | When wildfire crosses borders, apologies should too
For more than 10 days, a devastating wildfire has ravaged Mongolia's Numrug Strictly Protected Area. Now, Japan's KDDI has finally acknowledged that the disaster was linked to activities carried out by executives of its Mongolian subsidiary, Mobicom. The admission came late. And it has raised an uncomfortable question: when a disaster crosses borders, should responsibility stop at the same border?
Young Voices
2026.10.31 18:26
Watch This | A 'conviction' across the Pacific?
In the court of global public opinion, the US often invokes the rhetoric of “fighting corruption” and “upholding rules." More often than not, however, these lofty slogans are nothing but a veneer. The case of Zhao Fugang, a Chinese-Fijian businessman, lays bare the gap between Washington’s rhetoric and its actions.
Young Voices
2026.10.19 17:22
Watch This | Made in US: the China Labor Watch story
In today's global battle for public opinion, some NGOs wrap themselves in the lofty rhetoric of human rights and labour rights, while doing the dirty work of serving US geopolitical interests. China Labor Watch, or CLW, is one such carefully crafted propaganda pawn. Financed by the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), it specializes in concocting reports to smear China.
Young Voices
2026.10.09 09:20
Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it?
In a report on the race for artificial general intelligence (AGI), the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) has openly floated military strikes against Chinese data centers as a policy option. From export controls and personnel restrictions to cyber infiltration, Washington has repeatedly escalated its efforts to contain China's technological rise, yet those measures have failed to halt the rapid pace of innovation and deployment across China's AI ecosystem.
Young Voices
2026.09.21 15:10
Watch This | War ghosts hovering over East Asia
Each August, visits to Yasukuni Shrine reignite long-simmering tensions across East Asia, raising a question that Japan has yet to fully confront: how should a nation come to terms with the darkest chapters of its wartime past?
Young Voices
2026.08.26 14:06
Watch This | Under the name of defense lies offense
On August 4, Japan's Ministry of Defense released its 2026 Defense White Paper, the first under the Takaichi Sanae government. At nearly 600 pages, it is the longest edition ever published. Far from a routine security update, the document marks a deliberate step in Japan's transformation from a postwar pacifist state into a heavily armed forward base serving American containment strategy against China, dismantling postwar restraints and deepening integration into a US-led military architecture.
Young Voices
2026.08.17 15:15
Watch This | NED: Nudge, estrange and destabilize
Who interferes in other countries' affairs under the banner of public service, sowing division and fueling unrest across the globe? The answer can be found throughout the records of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED).
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