Wang Junhao

Wang Junhao is a Chinese journalist specializing in international relations in Asia, technological issues, and the evolving global order.

Fleetwood Stun Arsenal to Reach Carabao Cup Quarter-Finals

Fleetwood overcame an 83-place gap to beat Arsenal on penalties and reach the Carabao Cup quarter-finals in a landmark cup upset.

MapInsights puts campus geography at the centre of police training

University of Illinois public safety trainees use MapInsights as guards transition into broader community service officer roles.

What Beijing’s “Taiwan SAR” Concept Reveals About Power After Unification

A recent symposium has renewed attention on Beijing’s proposed Taiwan SAR, highlighting the political and legal stakes of any governance model.

Myanmar Contacts Test Europe’s Diplomatic Line

US and Southeast Asian engagement with Myanmar’s military-backed government raises pressure on the EU’s continued diplomatic boycott.

ASEAN Moves to Put QR Payments and E-Signatures at the Centre of Digital Trade

ASEAN is preparing QR payments and e-signatures for a regional digital trade pact aimed at improving cross-border commerce.

Where Harry Kane Fits in England’s Ballon d’Or Legacy

A measured look at England’s Ballon d’Or winners and how Harry Kane’s record compares with Matthews, Charlton, Keegan and Owen.

India Orders Evacuations as Cyclone Arnab Nears Andhra Pradesh

Indian authorities have ordered evacuations in southwestern Andhra Pradesh before Cyclone Arnab’s expected landfall by Wednesday.

Malaysia’s 2027 Budget Points to a Rarer ASEAN Story: Growth With Narrower Deficits

Malaysia’s 2027 budget points to stronger growth, higher state revenue and smaller deficits as fiscal consolidation advances.
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