SOAS in the media 26 Sep - 2 Oct
- Steve Tsang spoke to Der Spiegel about the Chinese President Xi Jinping's third term and the current situatino of the country's economy and foreign relations.
- Aysha Siddiqa appeared on 5 News to speak about the explosions in Pakistan, the country's politics, and why mosques might be targetted.
- Burzine Waghmar was interviewed on News18 about the ongoing diplomatic row between New Delhi and Ottawa over the alleged assassination of a Canadian Sikh separatist.
- Steve Tsang provided comment to News Day Express about Taiwan's first indigenous submarine built for military use.
- Gurharpal Singh spoke to SCMP about the widening breach between India and Canada following the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar and what the event has meant for the Sikh diaspora.
- Ulrich Volz provided comment to Banking Risk & Regulation's article about central banks facing an increasing struggle to uphold their green initiatives.
- Steve Tsang spoke to the New York Sun about America having to return their pandas to China, something they described as "punishment".
- Gurharpal Singh appeared on BBC Radio Leicester to speak about Suella Braverman's comments on multiculturalism and the City of Leicester.
- Steve Tsang was interviewed on BBC World Service's programme "the Inquiry" about India and China's international relationship.
- Le Monde interviewed Phil Clark about James Kabarebe, the former head of the Rwandan armed forces - accused of war crimes - becoming the new head of regional cooperation
- Gurharpal Singh's book "Sikh Nationalism" was referenced in this E-International Relations article about the Sikh disapora and the Khalistan.
- Ed Emery wrote SOAS's upcoming "Merde Alors!" conference for Verso Books, speaking about the centrality of excrement, both metaphorical and literal, to the modern world.
- Steve Tsang spoke separately to Newsweek and Die Welt about the disappearing ministers in China and whether corruption and weakness are behind this pattern.
- Phil Clark wrote the Monocle 24 newspaper review, covering the Azerbaijan-Armenia peace talks in Brussels, Suella Braverman's speech in Washington, and the Taliban using US and Chinese mass surveillance technology.
- Steve Tsang provided comment to Aljazeera for their article about fears that China is ‘closing in on itself’ amid crackdowns, rising nationalism.