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Tom Plate is a university professor and a veteran columnist focused on Asia and America. This Distinguished Scholar of Asian and Pacific Studies at Loyola Marymount University has orchestrated live interactive seminars with major universities across Asia, as part of the LMU’s path-finding Asia Media International Centre. He is also the author of 13 books, including the bestsellers “Confessions of an American Media Man” (2007), four volumes in the “Giants of Asia” series, and three In the 'Tom Plate on Asia' book series. He is vice-president of the Pacific Century Institute,...

Doubts about U.S. conduct spreading quickly in Asia: media Xinhua © Provided by Xinhua "Many in the intelligentsia in Southeast Asia view Washington's propaganda strategy as a losing game," Plate said. HONG KONG, June 30 (Xinhua) -- Doubts about the United States' conduct are spreading rapidly in Asia despite Western media's relentless hype of "China's increasing assertiveness," an opinion article in the South China Morning Post said Tuesday. Former Singapore Ambassador to the United States Chan Heng Chee once pointed out that the United States "had often been a force for good in Asia." How...

Joe Biden is pulling the plug on the Afghanistan conflict, but unwisely taking a hard line against China. The situation around the East and South China seas is making the world nervous, and Beijing, for its part, must not misread Washington.

Post A Chinese national flag flies outside the Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar in Urumqi, Xinjiang, on May 12. China has told nations criticising its policies in Xinjiang to stop interfering in domestic affairs. Photo: Bloomberg READ FULL ARTICLE + FOLLOW Tom Plate is a university professor and a veteran columnist focused on Asia and America. This Distinguished Scholar of Asian and Pacific Studies at Loyola Marymount University has orchestrated live interactive seminars with major universities across Asia, as part of the LMU’s path-finding Asia Media International Centre. He is al...

Cai Meng / China Daily India will not be pushed to take the US side against China, and Washington's move toward a Cold War with Beijing amid frosty relations with Moscow, will only drive the two nuclear powers closer, said Tom Plate, a veteran columnist focused on Asia and America, in an opinion piece in the South China Morning Post on May 4. The US has always played double standard well in terms of the minority group issues in China and India. It is funny that the US is amplifying false statements on Xinjiang and Uygur. But on the other hand, in view of the Modi government's actions agai...