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Sport Tibet’s disparate underdogs unite on and off the pitch
The Dalai Lama is supporting the Tibetan football team as it takes on rival nations unrecognized by FIFA
Jack Barton
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Jack Barton
Jack Barton is a staff journalist at WikiTribune where he writes about international law, human rights and finance, w...
Space China launches relay satellite in pursuit of far-side-of-moon landing
The future far-side moon lander, Chang’e 4, is set to travel to the far side of moon by the end of 2018
WikiProject Brain-reading technology: A new frontier of surveillance?
Help WikiTribune report on China using brain surveillance technology on its workers, and what it means for privacy
Espionage New Zealand – too nice for spies or too naive to spot them?
Prime Minister said she would have joined allies in expelling spies but couldn't find any
China Chinese social network reverses gay content clean-up
Sina Weibo, China's version of Twitter, has reversed a sweeping ban on 'homosexual content'
Health Baby born in China four years after parents’ death
Before they died, parents had frozen embryos to try to have a child by IVF
Economics Xi casts himself as free trade champion in the face of US tariff threats
In an attempt to defuse fears of a trade war, President Xi said China would lower tariffs on cars and protect IP rights
George Engels
and 3 contributors
George Engels
George Engels is a staff reporter and producer at WikiTribune. He has a background in history and philosophy and a...
Current Affairs Trump threatens ‘forceful’ response to Syria attack; Yulia Skripal discharged
Top stories and more: Zuckerberg heads to Congress to answer questions
Current Affairs Sergei Skripal ‘improving rapidly’; US sanctions Russian oligarchs
Top stories and more: Israel wounds 40 Palestinians in second week of Gaza protest
Current Affairs UK calls Russian demands ‘perverse’; Facebook says 87 million users’ data was mined
Top stories and more: democracy campaigner Gina Miller speaks of taking on the UK government over Brexit
Current Affairs Kim Jong-un meets Xi Jinping; EU calls for calm over Kosovo
Top stories and more: The North Korean leader has pledged to denuclearize and meet U.S. officials
