Roughly Chinese
Trump’s ‘Huge Victory’ In Busan Is Actually China’s Win
Mr. Danny Haiphong explains how China’s new export controls on rare-earth minerals reshaped the balance of power, forcing Washington back to the table.
Brexit Destroyed UK-China Relations, Here’s How
Brexit's impact on UK-China relations is more profound than it appears. In 2015, the two nations were in a "Golden Era." Today, relations are at a nadir. What changed?
Rethinking Global Security: A Conversation with Peace Expert Dr. Jan Oberg
In this episode of Roughly Chinese, we sit down with Dr. Jan Oberg, to explore contemporary approaches to peace and conflict resolution.
An Inconvenient Truth About Hong Kong
In this thought-provoking discussion, our guest Martin Jacques offers a perspective on Hong Kong that challenges both Western and Chinese narratives.
U.S. is Blind to Gaza, But Obsessed With Xinjiang?
How can the U.S. overlook its own war crimes abroad while amplifying unproven allegations against China?
Why Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan Won’t Work
That's the best US joke ever
From Toilets to Bullet Trains: The China Story Western Media ‘Forgot’ to Tell | Roughly Chinese Pod EP12
In this episode, we unpack what “people-centered development” actually looks like on the ground, and why Western media won’t show it.
Xinjiang Truths, Climate Hope in China, and Trump’s White Supremacist Panic | Roughly Chinese Podcast EP11
Drawing from their recent travels across China, our guests share firsthand accounts that challenge dominant Western narratives
Taiwan’s Political Circus, U.S. Control, and The Collapse of Separatist Illusions | Roughly Chinese Podcast EP10
In this episode of Roughly Chinese Pod, our host Mimi sits down with Zhong Xiangyu, reveals why the US is quietly distancing itself from Lai Ching-te
Canada’s Puppet Show, Labor Victory, Unlearning Anti-China Lies, and Socialism in Practice | Roughly Chinese Pod EP9
We talk with Ashwin Shantha, host of the International Solidarity Podcast, about Canada's complete dependence on US foreign policy, and what we actually found living in China.