Impressive engineering, but Erling Hoh fears the new link with China could spell the end of Tibet.
East Asia
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The choice
When Manami Mori fell in love, her family saw only dishonour.
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West Bengal bans strikes in call centres
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Dolgion: 'Life is given only once'
People call us transheiny [sewage] kids and shun us. I’ve been living like this for the last four years. Before we lived in Yarmag District [an Ulaanbaatar suburb] in a gher [traditional felt-covered round tent of nomads]. My mother
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Shinzo Hanabusa
A historic resistance picture from Japan, by ‘The Milk Photographer' – Shinzo Hanabusa.
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Boxed in
What the world’s largest TV audience sees on its screens.
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Let us Speak
New political spaces are opening up in China. Chris Richards turns up the volume on what’s safe to say in public… and what’s not.
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When the tide goes out, the rocks are revelealed
Transnationals say they’ll bring free speech to China. Yuezhi Zhao explains why they won’t.
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