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Tag: China

Posted inGlobal Affairs

Outside OX1 Week 8 – Henry Kissinger dies and Sunak loses his marbles

by Ben Nolan, Becky Collett, Emi Tanimoto and Eleanor Luxton December 4, 2023December 4, 2023
Posted inGlobal Affairs

Outside OX1 Week 6 – al-Shifa hospital evacuated and giant pandas return to China

by Ben Nolan, Anya Trofimova, Oliver Smith, Becky Collett, Oliver Edwardes, Emi Tanimoto, Ushika Kidd and Eleanor Luxton November 19, 2023November 19, 2023
Posted inOutside OX1

Outside OX1 Week 4 – Rising casualties in Gaza, China mourns, the UK government goes to court

by Ben Nolan, Anas Dayeh, Emily Guerrero, Emi Tanimoto, Becky Collett, Lottie Tellyn and Eleanor Luxton November 5, 2023November 5, 2023
Posted inGlobal Affairs

Outside OX1 Week 3 – Hurricane Otis, Mass shooting in Maine and a UN debate on Gaza

by Ben Nolan, Anas Dayeh, Becky Collett, Oliver Edwardes, Hajar Zainuddin, Eleanor Luxton, Anya Trofimova, Emily Guerrero, Emi Tanimoto and Lottie Tellyn October 29, 2023November 16, 2023
Posted inGlobal Affairs

Outside OX1 Week 2 – Gaza aid negotiations and an Indian Space mission

by Ben Nolan, Anya Trofimova, Emily Guerrero, Anas Dayeh, Emi Tanimoto, Becky Collett, Oliver Edwardes, Krishh Chaturvedi and Temitope Ajileye October 22, 2023November 12, 2023
Posted inGlobal Affairs

China’s Top-Downward Spiral

by David Yang September 18, 2023September 19, 2023
Posted inGlobal Affairs

The World Beyond OX1 – Week 1

by Krishh Chaturvedi, Joe Bardsley, Hajar Munirah, Josie Wells and Izzy Mills May 2, 2023May 2, 2023
Protest outside Supreme Court
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The World Beyond OX1 – Week 7

by David Yang, Anna Bartlett and Joe Bardsley March 4, 2023March 5, 2023
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The World Beyond OX1 – Week 4

by David Yang, Anna Bartlett, Klemens Okkels and Francesca Coy February 12, 2023February 12, 2023
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China’s Zero-Covid U-Turn: Concessions Fall Short of Systemic Change

by Andy Deng December 30, 2022December 30, 2022

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