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Taiwan is experiencing millions of cyberattacks every day. The world should be paying attention (May 3, 2024, The Conversation)
  • Taiwan stands out as a beacon of democracy, innovation and resilience in an increasingly autocratic region. But this is under growing threat…These efforts to destabilise Taiwan are not confined to conventional hacking techniques. Disinformation campaigns are also causing political, economic and social harm to the country.

  • Sun-05-2024
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DIGITAL 2024 APRIL GLOBAL STATSHOT REPORT (April 24, 2024, Datareportal)
  • The first three months of 2024 have seen a number of big digital milestones, and our huge new Digital 2024 April Global Statshot Report – published in partnership with We Are Social and Meltwater – reveals a wealth of impressive headlines and trends.

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Your kids aren’t lazy; they just don’t know how to revise independently (March 10, 2024, The Strait Times)
  • So, hear your kids out. Here are nine common gripes from children and how you can support them better – without nagging. These strategies can be applied to upper-primary school pupils, although teens can also benefit from them.

  • Sun-04-2024
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Launch of the State of the Great Commission Report (April 19, 2024, Lausanne Movement)
  • The State of the Great Commission Report brings together the best global data and insights from 150 strategic thinkers. Join the launch event to discover key opportunities for the Great Commission.

  • Sun-04-2024
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Should Christians turn off the news? (April 4, 2024, Mission Network News)
  • It would be easy to turn off the news, but that’s not the call of the Church. Edward Graham of Samaritan’s Purse says these stories should urge Christians to prayer and action.

  • Sun-04-2024
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INDIA: Is this the end of religious tolerance in the subcontinent? (March 26, 2024, Release International)
  • For all these pastors, it takes great faith to step out of their house each day, not knowing where or when the next threat or attack will come from, and knowing that the police are now as likely to add to their troubles as they are to protect them. Yet, they do it anyway…

  • Thu-04-2024
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Celebration of Easter in Asian countries with tradition and rituals (March 19, 2024, Travel and Tour World)
  • Easter, a time of reflection and joy across the globe, unveils its unique splendor in Asia through a mosaic of cultural festivals that blend tradition, spirituality, and community celebration. Across this vast continent, Easter is not merely a religious observance but a vibrant testament to Asia’s diverse cultural heritage.

  • Sun-03-2024
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This is the happiest country in Asia, according to the World Happiness Report (March 19, 2024, CNBC)
  • The World Happiness Report is a joint effort from some of the world’s leading researchers and wellbeing scientists.

  • Thu-03-2024
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Champion Non-Stop Prayer during Ramadan 2024 (March 10, 2024, Pray4movement)
  • Would God use you to mobilize 96+ intercessors to pray daily through Ramadan 2024 for a movement among the Muslims you love?

  • Sun-03-2024
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He Enzheng: Female Missionary Pioneer in Xinjiang (February 21, 2024, Christianity Today) (Subscription Required) (in celebration of Int. Women’s Day)
  • Her faith and sacrifices have inspired many Chinese Christians to devote their lives to mission in the Muslim region.

  • Sat-03-2024
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  • Sun-04-2024
I spent a night in one of the empty apartments in Malaysia's $100 billion ghost town, and I can see why very few people want to live there (April 3, 2024, Business Insider) (Login required)

It looked like an average residential neighborhood in Singapore — with its endless blocks of public housing and the ubiquitous sight of plants and trees — but without the people.

  • Sun-04-2024
President Tokayev Addresses Assistance for Flood Victims at Assembly of People of Kazakhstan (April 25, 2024, The Astana Times)

Despite the catastrophic nature of these floods, they have united the people of Kazakhstan, said Tokayev. He highlighted the role of the assembly in providing assistance to those affected.

  • Sun-04-2024
Southeast Asia hit by extreme heat wave (April 23, 2024, Le Monde) (Subscription Required)

For the second year in a row, Southeast Asia is sweating it out: The month of April, which coincides with the hottest and driest season of the year in most of the region's countries, has been reaching extreme temperatures – though not, at this stage, exceeding the all-time records set in 2023

  • Sun-04-2024
What Works for Girls in South Asia: A Situational Analysis (March 2024, UNICEF)

“358 Million Adolescents call South Asia home. Of these, more than 170 Million (48%) are adolescent girls…” UNICEF’s Regional Office for South Asia commissioned this situation analysis to assess the current landscape of programming designed to address the specific needs of adolescent girls in the region through a gender-transformative lens.

  • Sun-04-2024
Acropolis apocalypse: Skies turn orange, red over Greece, Libya (April 24, 2024, Accuweather)

A potent weather system in Europe pulled Saharan dust up from the desert into Libya and Greece late Tuesday, turning skies red and orange. Famous spots in Athens, like the Acropolis, were shrouded in orange and red hues. A local weather researcher said it was the worst dust storm in the area since 2018.

  • Sun-04-2024
Research links deforestation in Cambodia to stunting in kids, anemia in women (April 11, 2024, Mongabay)

This link between human well-being and forest loss illustrates how the latter can compound preexisting rural health issues in Cambodia, a country notorious for high levels of both deforestation and malnutrition.

  • Sun-04-2024
Burned Bibles and broken homes (February 6, 2024, Radio Free Asia)

Village leaders and residents barged into a private home in southern Laos to stop several families gathered there from holding a Christian worship service on Sunday

  • Sun-04-2024
How God is moving among the Yazidi (March 11, 2024, Mission Network News)

Numerous Yazidis have encountered the Gospel since being driven from their homeland by the Islamic State in 2014. Today, the Yazidis’ “openness [to the Gospel] can be debated, but one thing that has been very clear is that God is doing some amazing things,” says Samuel* with Redemptive Stories.

  • Sun-04-2024
Tunisian Jews scale back annual pilgrimage to ancient synagogue because of security concerns (April 22, 2024, The Associated Press)

The decision comes more than six months into the Israel-Hamas war, which has reverberated throughout the Middle East and North Africa, inciting mass street protests from Morocco to Iraq. In Tunisia, most of the protests have been peaceful but in October, demonstrators desecrated a synagogue in Al-Hammah on the mainland.

  • Sun-04-2024
Forced marriage of Christian women becoming 'concerningly common' worldwide: Open Doors (March 7, 2024, The Christian Post)

The 2024 Gender Report, compiled by Open Doors’ global research team, draws attention to the marginalization of Christian women who live in countries ranked as the 50 most dangerous for Christian persecution.

  • Thu-04-2024
How China’s People With Disabilities Are Confronting the Future of Work (April 1, 2023, Sixth Tone)

Can a social enterprise dedicated to employing people with disabilities point the way to a better future for all workers?

  • Thu-04-2024
Official Protestant Groups Plan Next Five Years of Sinicization (April 3, 2024, ChinaSource Blog)

What are we to make of last year’s announcement that the official Protestant group leadership, the national Three Self Patriotic Movement association together with the China Christian Council, gathered to discuss a five-year plan for 2023–2027? Do China’s official churches typically have five-year plans like any other Communist Party organization? What is new about this five-year plan?

  • Thu-04-2024
Rising Strong: A Journey of Faith and Growth Amidst the Pandemic (April 2, 2024, Chinese Church Voices)

During the pandemic, God had been helping and teaching us. It became a testing ground for the faith of our local church, especially as most of the foreign missionaries had to leave. We realized this as a moment of faith testing.

  • Thu-04-2024
From Auspicious Dragon to Christian Devil: The Metamorphosis of Myth into Faith (April 1, 2024, ChinaSource Blog)

In his reflection on cultural heritage, Rev. Chow acknowledges that while no one has physically seen a dragon, it stands as a potent spiritual symbol for the Chinese, embodying a complex and profound mix of emotions—a reverence filled with honor and dignity.

  • Thu-04-2024
Not a Shred of Peace: Testimony of God’s Grace and Call (March 21, 2024, China Partnership Blog)

Shortly after Covid-19 began to spread across the world, Wu Jinyang, a Chinese missionary serving in eastern Europe, contracted the virus. He eventually died of the virus, leaving behind his wife and young children. His widow and children have now returned to China, where the local Chinese house church supports and cares for them.

  • Thu-04-2024
Ex-Taiwanese President Ma visits China to help build social and cultural links (April 1, 2024, NBC News)

Ma left Taipei on Monday with a student group on an 11-day trip that underlines continued interactions in education, business and culture despite Beijing’s threat to use military force against the self-governing island democracy to achieve unification.

  • Sun-03-2024
Video: Where Will China’s Economy Go in 2024? (March 23, National Committee on U.S-China Relations)

Economists are split on whether the Chinese economy is stable or on the edge of a debt crisis. In this program on March 14, 2024, National Committee President Stephen Orlins joins Amy Celico and Barry Naughton to help make sense of different economic and policy projections for China’s economy in 2024 (and beyond).

  • Sun-03-2024
Starved of Affection at Home, Young Chinese Seek Out ‘Digital Parents’ (March 25, 2024, Sixth Tone)

There has been an increase in the number of parenting influencers on Chinese social media in recent months, but the audience for this content often isn’t parents looking for advice; it’s children captivated by the influencers’ open, caring attitudes.

  • Sun-03-2024
Dragons: Friend or Foe?: Reflections on the Year of the Dragon (March 27, 2024, ChinaSource Blog)

For in Chinese culture, dragons are benevolent beings that represent prosperity and power. They control rivers and seas and bring rain upon the earth. In fact, they are so revered that for thousands of years they have symbolized the emperor himself—the very mediator between man and Shangdi, the “Emperor on High.” They adorned the emperor’s robes, surrounded his throne, and guarded his palace walls.

  • Sun-03-2024
A Chinese pastor is released after 7 years in prison, only to find himself unable to get an ID (March 25, 2024, AP)

The Rev. John Sanqiang Cao was arrested and sentenced to seven years in prison while coming back from a missionary trip in Myanmar. Now back in his hometown of Changsha in southern Hunan province, he is without any legal documentation in his country, unable to access even the most basic services without a Chinese identification.