Organisation: People’s

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

business

The Big Read: Violence is one way forward for hardened teens in Hong Kong

For Fiona and other hardened teens of the Hong Kong protests, violence is one way forward, writes Tom Lasseter.

comment-analysis

US needs to tread carefully in tricky politics of South Asia

world

Newspaper of ruling Communist party calls for 'sword of the law' to restore order in Hong Kong

world

China accused of separating Muslim children from their families

news

Right2Water announces details of November 1 protests

world

China airing ‘V for Vendetta’ sparks hopes for reform

A witness to the waking of a world super power

Despite his Machiavellian morals, Henry Kissinger’s tale of the Asian nation’s newfound significance is a fascinating read, says TP O’Mahony.

Sat, 18 Jun, 2011

CPPC: This election is our first step in long-term plan

WHILE they may not have registered a beep in recent newspaper polls and look highly unlikely to make up a quota on Friday, the People’s Convention (CPPC), who are fielding four election candidates in Cork, say this Friday’s election is only the first step in their long-term plan.

Wed, 23 Feb, 2011

A Nobel soul takes on the dictators of a fast-rising superpower

THE awarding of the Nobel Peace prize to a brave Chinese human rights campaigner will hopefully aid the process of ridding China of the cruel and bloody dictatorship that has ruled the country for decades.

Mon, 18 Oct, 2010

Trinidad celebrates first woman PM

A 59-year-old lawyer was elected as the first female prime minister in Trinidad and Tobago today.

Tue, 25 May, 2010