By Talha Haroon Source: The Decolonial Centre Emerging from an era reverberating with the roars of cannons and preceding one driven by economic ambition, the 1950s represented a revolutionary zeitgeist. In this age, nascent countries, previously shackled to imperial hegemony, ventured towards equitable global standing. In this endeavour, 29 Asian–African nations — representing two-thirds of the world’s population at the time — convened in Bandung to create a decolonised world

By Alexander Anchor Source: Handout The Opium War and China’s Century of Humiliation In the late 1700s, Imperial China under the Qing...

Tanisha Shah China’s three global initiatives have sparked widespread attention and discussion among various nations and think tanks. The...