The destruction of Thailand's community radio sector—eliminating between 3,000 and 4,000 stations after the 2014 military coup—represents one of the most comprehensive attacks on left media infrastructure in recent Southeast Asian history. What was lost cannot be measured merely in broadcast frequencies silenced. Community radio represented direct popular voice in local languages, reaching populations beyond internet access, creating political education infrastructure across Thailand's 77 (…)

Les protestations contre la présence économique chinoise continuent de se multiplier sur plusieurs continents, signe d'une montée de l'inquiétude face à des modes d'investissement prédateurs. Si, il y a encore quelques années, ces manifestations semblaient être des épisodes isolés, elles constituent aujourd'hui un phénomène transnational qui recoupe des contextes très différents les uns des autres. Deux cas récents, l'un en Asie centrale et l'autre en Afrique australe, montrent à quel (…)

Editorial of Worker Democracy, a Chinese socialist journal. It has been translated by the authors. The history of Taiwan's colonization from 1895 to the one-party rule of the Kuomintang (KMT) from 1945 to 1996 has solidified a Taiwanese identity and experience distinct from those of the Chinese on the mainland. This has also empowered the Taiwanese, who have been oppressed for more than a century (by the Japanese and mainland regimes), with the right to decide their own destiny (…)