Yi Xin

1 week ago | businesstimes.com.sg | Yi Xin

MALAYSIA'S Economy Minister has announced that a full blueprint for the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) will be released by end-2025. This marks a pivotal step forward, and naturally raises expectations. With businesses watching closely and geopolitical hedging on the rise, real progress will depend on what both sides deliver next. Some key steps are already underway.

1 week ago | chinadaily.com.cn | Yi Xin

In April this year, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) opened up its latest batch of lunar rock samples to scientists from seven institutions in France, Germany, Japan, Pakistan, the UK and the US. The samples retrieved by the Chang'e-5 probe from the Moon's mysterious volcanic region will now serve as the foundation for an ambitious joint research project among the world's top institutions.

1 month ago | english.news.cn | Yi Xin

What the world needs is not political posturing, but constructive dialogue and meaningful action concerning the genuine promotion and protection of human rights. by Yi XinThe recently concluded 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva once again shone a spotlight on the complex and often contentious landscape of global human rights governance. While the council remains a vital platform for promoting and protecting human rights, its work is not without challenges.

1 month ago | allafrica.com | Yi Xin

The lately concluded 58th Session of the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva has once again shone a spotlight on the complex and often contentious landscape of global human rights governance. While the Council remains a vital platform for promoting and protecting human rights, its work is not without challenges. Western nations, in particular, have been guilty of instrumentalising human rights to advance geopolitical agenda while conveniently ignoring their own checkered human rights records.

1 month ago | ghheadlines.com | Yi Xin

Features Home » Ghanaian Times » Wed 07th May, 2025 » When rhetoric fails action: A reflection on the latest Human Rights Council session The  lately concluded 58th Session of the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva has once again shone a spotlight on the complex and often contentious landscape of global human rights governance. While the Council remains a vital platform for promoting and protecting human rights, its work is not without challenges.