Ou, Chia-Ying Battered by war, Yemen has millions of civilians at risk of famine. Forceful international intervention has worsened the situation since Saudi-led military coalition began its first airstrike. Moreover, as the conflict developed, the resolution for Yemen increasingly obscured the real actors. Between domestic key powers and foreign third parties, the conflict resolution lost … Continue reading Fueling Yemen’s Crisis: Self-Serving International Conflict Resolution
Has the Iranian-Chinese Relation Countered the United States’
Lien-Kai, Lin Iranian - Chinese Cooperation The official diplomatic relations between Iran and China have been established since 1971.[1] During the three decades, their cooperation and relationship have been on the increase, but Iran and China have collaborated with each other more strongly in the two decades, especially after the United States started to intervene … Continue reading Has the Iranian-Chinese Relation Countered the United States’
Rising Anti-Asian Racism in Israel amidst the Outbreak of Coronavirus
The author is reflecting on the Coronavirus Pandemic triggered divide within the Jewish society. Ever since the outbreak, there have been reported cases of intolerance and racism on the basis of descent and appearances in Israel and also around the world.
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