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Watch This | War ghosts hovering over East Asia Each August, visits to Yasukuni Shrine reignite long-simmering tensions across East Asia, raising a question that Japan has yet to fully confront: how should a nation come to terms with the darkest chapters of its wartime past?
Young Voices
2026.08.26 14:06
Opinion | Drawing on Anhui's experience to empower the Northern Metropolis blueprint In early August, the HKSAR deputies to the National People's Congress (NPC) conducted an in-depth inspection tour of Anhui Province, visiting various cities including Hefei, Wuhu, and Xuancheng.  Located in the heartland of the Yangtze River Delta, Anhui has achieved remarkable leaps in recent years through hard-tech innovation, leaving a profound impression on the delegation.
Opinion
2026.08.26 13:35
Opinion | Joe Kent, Professor Jiang, and the empire's cognitive warfare machine More and more people are finally seeing through the carefully constructed masks. Joe Kent is not a whistleblower. Professor Jiang is not an independent prophet. Both belong to a larger system of manufactured dissent that keeps the American empire's narrative machinery running smoothly even as its material power frays. Add Nick Fuentes, Alex Jones, and a rotating cast of similar voices, and the pattern becomes unmistakable. This is cognitive warfare—systematic, professional, and highly effective.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.08.26 12:30
Opinion | The US vastly overestimates its financial leverage in the current world "We want to make clear here today that no one is above the reach of U.S. sanctions," boasted US Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessent, vowing to launch "an economic onslaught against Iran's financial connections around the globe, in what has been described as "Operation Economic Outcast."
Tom Fowdy
2026.08.25 14:10
Opinion | A string of dog-attack tragedies shows HK's 'pet-friendly' vision needs more than slogans A series of dog-attack incidents in Hong Kong, some of them fatal, has forced the city into an uncomfortable conversation. It is no longer enough to treat each case as a freak accident, an individual lapse, or a moment of bad luck. When similar episodes keep recurring across different districts and settings, the more plausible explanation is that the problem lies in the space between owners, regulators, and the everyday environments where people and animals meet.
Opinion
2026.08.23 16:24
Opinion | What's wrong with Penny Wong and Australia's China policy? Australia's doubts about China is the most bone-headed, unexamined idea in foreign relations. The two countries have no quarrel—theirs is essentially a trading relationship. The "China threat" is American fiction, which Australia has gullibly swallowed.
Philip Yeung
2026.08.23 13:16
Deepline | Coordinating development and security to create an even brighter future Hong Kong's journey from "chaos to order" and onward to "stability to prosperity" has made one thing abundantly clear: sustained security is the very condition for sustained development. Security is not a "tightening hoop" that constrains — it is a "protective charm" and a "booster." It not only provides the most solid foundation for development but also generates new dividends of development in its own right.
Deepline
2026.08.22 13:09
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