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The University’s Asian Studies Program hosted two events that looked at transnational migration and cross-cultural influences in Taiwan.

President John J. DeGioia sat down with a former editor-in-chief of the Voice, Sarah Watson (SFS ’22), to discuss university-wide issues. 

The Biden administration will push to reverse Beijing’s encroaching influence in the Indo-Pacific region when the “first ever” ...

The Government has announced that we will all have a day off to commemorate the life of Queen Elisabeth.  Act has come out against it on the basis that we are in a cost of living crisis, even though the adverse effect on workers and the poor is essentially nil and even though there is analysis that suggests that holidays are good for the economy.

National MPs and their supporters have been celebrating the removal of the mandate with weird levels of glee.

India's lack of a national law on refugees has allowed the BJP government to pick and choose the asylum-seekers it wants to admit. Human rights activists suspect a political motive.

Five years on from the biggest mass exodus of Rohingya to Bangladesh, people in the camps say there is no end in sight. Human rights groups want global actors to mark the anniversary with a coordinated strategy.

Five years on from the biggest mass exodus of Rohingya to Bangladesh, people in the camps say there is no end in sight. Human rights groups want global actors to mark the anniversary with a coordinated strategy.

Five years on from the biggest mass exodus of Rohingya to Bangladesh, people in the camps say there is no end in sight. Human rights groups want global actors to mark the anniversary with a coordinated strategy.

Reporting on migrants and refugees in South Asia tends to stereotype their experiences and overlooks relations with host societies. DW Akademie brought together stakeholders to discuss reporting in migration settings.