Substacks recommended by Phil Cunningham

Recommended by Phil Cunningham

We explore China of the late-nineteenth and early- twentieth centuries through the experiences of two generations of Presbyterian missionaries from the American South.

More Questions than Answers

By DeeDee D

The world provides so many questions! If you can answer them, that's great; or just want to explore them here with others, even better!

Han’s Substack

By Han Yang

My personal Substack

The Newsguy -- Steve Herman

My VOA News stories and more of my reporting, writing and occasional musing.

To call Steve The Newsguy is no exaggeration. As a colleague at the same TV station some 30 years ago, and an admirer of his prolific work since, I can attest that Steve lives and breathes the news in a way that brings it to life for other people.

- Phil Cunningham

Aussie China News

By Daria Impiombato

A weekly roundup of your favourite (and least favourite) Australian media coverage of China.

Compared to the US, Australia is not only geographically closer to China but economically more vulnerable, so some of the most trenchant China commentary hails from Down Under.

- Phil Cunningham

The Asia Cable

By Nick Ayrton

The Asia Cable offers a panoramic view of Asia's political dynamics, economic developments, and cultural fabric.

Here It Comes

By Graham Webster

The deluge in US-China relations, tech and China, & climate uncertainty, from Graham Webster and Transpacifica.

The East is Red

Covering the new Cold (Hot) War between the East and West.

Concrete Avalanche

By Jake

A newsletter about music from China

Found in Translation

First-hand research materials on CCP's disinformation campaign and global interference operations.

Discourse Power

By Tuvia Gering

Tracking China's rise to the world's center stage.

The Real Story

By Terry Glavin

All The News I Couldn't Fit In Print

China's engagement with Canada is both a proxy and an early warning system for what's likely to be on the road ahead for US-China relations.

- Phil Cunningham

Story Club with George Saunders

A place to explore the way the short story works.

The funny thing is I'm not a particularly big fan of George's writing, but he really thinks deep about writing and explains the art of writing in a way that has few equals.

- Phil Cunningham

Curious Animals

By Tom Noser

Ideas, humor, and dog thoughts.

The Quantum Foundry

By Michael Spencer

Quantum computing, IPOs, startups, future companies, business models, venture capital deals, research & papers, global news coverage, etc...

AI Supremacy

By Michael Spencer

News at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, technology and business including Op-Eds, research summaries, guest contributions and valuable info about A.I. startups.

Artificial Intelligence Survey 🤖🏦🧭

By Michael Spencer

Bite size curation of links to A.I. News, funding and trending topics from around the web.

Uncharted Territories

By Tomas Pueyo

Understand the world of today to prepare for the world of tomorrow: AI, tech; the future of democracy, energy, education, and more

Dr. John Rutledge: Far from Equilibrium Economics

Complex Systems Made Simple

The Asianometry Newsletter

By Jon Y

Newsletter for the Asianometry channel. Studies on Asia - Financials, semiconductors, history, demography, development and other stuff. A letter every week Thursday, 1 am Taipei time

Stories from a Burning House

By Brendan O'Kane

unbelievably late-breaking news from china

Good with words and good sense of humor.

- Phil Cunningham

ChinaTalk

By Jordan Schneider

Deep coverage of technology, China, and US policy. We feature original analysis alongside interviews with leading thinkers and policymakers.