Roughly Chinese
He Came to China Looking for Socialism. What Did He Find?【Roughly Chinese EP33】
In this episode of Roughly Chinese, we ask what foreign leftists see in China, what they still misunderstand, and whether admiring China is enough—or merely the beginning.
Who Gets to Tell Tibet’s Story? | with Vsevolod Pulya from RT China【Roughly Chinese EP31】
RT China’s Seva joins Roughly Chinese to discuss Russia-China media, Western media hegemony, and his recent trip to Tibet with Chinese and international reporters.
Why Can China Build EVERYTHING, But Not a World Cup Team? | with Eric Hovagim【Roughly Chinese EP30】
China can build the trains, the stadiums, and move half of its population across the country without breaking a sweat. But why can’t it build a (men’s) World Cup team?
China Was Right About the Internet
This episode explores China's data sovereignty strategy, questions the neutrality of the internet, and discusses pathways to digital independence for the Global South.
How the Global South Can Build Real Unity
This episode examines paths to solidarity in the Global South amid conflict and inequality, featuring insights from journalist Mauro and advocate Jonis
The “China Threat” Is a Textbook US Projection
This video explains how the West projects its own hegemonic behavior onto China, revealing the double standards and psychological dynamics that shape today’s global tensions.
Stop Falling for the WW3 Lie
Peace scholar Jan Oberg debunks “WW3” fears, exposes exaggerated threats, critiques Western militarization, and offers forward-looking alternatives for peace.
Did Racism Really End in South Africa?
South Africa's 30-year democracy navigates inequality and corruption while showing promising signs of democratic maturity in building an equitable future.
In China, I Found What South Africa Really Needs
South African researcher Wandile M. Ngcaweni explores Africa's need for civilizational consciousness and how South Africa's youth reclaim identity through decolonization.
China-US Busan Meeting, Trump’s Missteps and Beijing’s Next Move | Roughly Chinese EP14
US-based journalist and activist Danny Haiphong offers a sharp, fact-based analysis of how Washington’s strategy toward Beijing continues to backfire