The Diplomatflipped into FeaturesVietnam War Metal Never Dies: America’s Music Legacy in Vietnam thediplomat.com Vietnamese rocker Trung Thanh Sago makes a living as a wedding musician and music teacher. One helps him pay the bills, the other helps feed his …
The Diplomatflipped into EconomyChina The Real Strategic End Game in Decoupling From China thediplomat.com In the shadow of the global COVID-19 disaster, governments around the world are rethinking trade practices with China. That effort requires some …
The Diplomatflipped into SocietyTaiwan ‘Mulan’ Wanted Chinese Money. Taiwan’s Rising Filmmakers Don’t. thediplomat.com With Disney’s “Mulan,” Hollywood has landed in hot water by grubbing for Chinese profits. For years, Taiwan’s entertainment industry has done the …
The Diplomatflipped into PoliticsPunjab Police Reforms Are Necessary in Punjab Province. Why Won’t PTI Do It? thediplomat.com - Umair Jamal Pakistan’s Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government in Punjab has been on a mission to find a perfect candidate to lead the province’s police. So far, the …
The Diplomatflipped into SecurityUFOs Japan’s Defense Ministry Launches Protocol for UFO Sightings thediplomat.com - Thisanka Siripala Among UFO aficionados in Japan, summer is seen as the season for flying saucers. In mid-June Japan’s well known UFO hotspots didn’t disappoint after …
The Diplomatflipped into SecurityIndia US Congressman ‘Deeply Concerned’ About Ongoing India-China Crisis thediplomat.com - Abhijnan Rej As the India-China military crisis in eastern Ladakh shows no sign of abating, the U.S. Congress’ House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence …
