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Opinion | Double Standards: Whose 'Rules‑Based Order'? On July 12, 2026, the US, the Philippines, Japan, and some other countries issued a so‑called joint statement to "commemorate" the tenth anniversary of the South China Sea arbitration award, proclaiming a "rules‑based order" and constantly demanding that China comply with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). However, when we turn to the maritime practices of these countries, what we see is a quintessential double standard—"use it when convenient, discard it when not."

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2026.07.26 20:00

Opinion | Double Standards: Whose 'Rules‑Based Order'?

Opinion | Double Standards: Whose 'Rules‑Based Order'?

Opinion | The Indians are coming! A red tide of mass migration turns English-speaking West upside down Migration is normally not a red-hot issue. But a tidal wave of Indian immigrants, legal and illegal, has swamped and alarmed Western receiving societies.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.26 13:05

Opinion | The Indians are coming! A red tide of mass migration turns English-speaking West upside down

Opinion | The Indians are coming! A red tide of mass migration turns English-speaking West upside down

Opinion｜Territorial sovereignty dispute over Nansha Islands: Falling outside the scope of UNCLOS On 12 July 2026, the United States, the Philippines, Japan and several other countries issued a joint statement purporting to "commemorate" the tenth anniversary of the so-called South China Sea Arbitration Award. No matter how external forces revisit this issue, an ultra vires and legally flawed award cannot acquire legitimacy merely with the passage of time or repeated statements.

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2026.07.25 18:10

Opinion｜Territorial sovereignty dispute over Nansha Islands: Falling outside the scope of UNCLOS

Opinion｜Territorial sovereignty dispute over Nansha Islands: Falling outside the scope of UNCLOS

Opinion｜Factual and legal flaws in South China Sea Arbitration Award Beyond jurisdictional and procedural flaws, the South China Sea Arbitral Tribunal also rendered a distorted interpretation of Article 121 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and disregarded the integral nature of the Nansha Islands as a whole. These errors in fact-finding and substantive law rendered the award legally flawed and fundamentally erroneous.

Opinion

2026.07.25 11:11

Opinion｜Factual and legal flaws in South China Sea Arbitration Award

Opinion｜Factual and legal flaws in South China Sea Arbitration Award

Opinion | Why Kimi K3 shows China isn't losing the AI race by any stretch Last week, Chinese Artificial Intelligence (AI) company Moonshot released the third edition of the Kimi app, known as K3. The founder of the firm, Yang Zhilin, had pursued his technology career in the United States and worked for big magnates such as Google, that was before he returned to China amidst a McCarthyist witch-hunt against Chinese scientists and technology professionals. Like they say, the rest was history.

Tom Fowdy

2026.07.24 14:30

Opinion | Why Kimi K3 shows China isn't losing the AI race by any stretch

Opinion | Why Kimi K3 shows China isn't losing the AI race by any stretch

Opinion | Double Standards: Whose 'Rules‑Based Order'?

Opinion | Double Standards: Whose 'Rules‑Based Order'?

Opinion | Double Standards: Whose 'Rules‑Based Order'? On July 12, 2026, the US, the Philippines, Japan, and some other countries issued a so‑called joint statement to "commemorate" the tenth anniversary of the South China Sea arbitration award, proclaiming a "rules‑based order" and constantly demanding that China comply with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). However, when we turn to the maritime practices of these countries, what we see is a quintessential double standard—"use it when convenient, discard it when not."

Opinion

2026.07.26 20:00

Opinion | The Indians are coming! A red tide of mass migration turns English-speaking West upside down

Opinion | The Indians are coming! A red tide of mass migration turns English-speaking West upside down

Opinion | The Indians are coming! A red tide of mass migration turns English-speaking West upside down Migration is normally not a red-hot issue. But a tidal wave of Indian immigrants, legal and illegal, has swamped and alarmed Western receiving societies.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.26 13:05

Opinion｜Territorial sovereignty dispute over Nansha Islands: Falling outside the scope of UNCLOS

Opinion｜Territorial sovereignty dispute over Nansha Islands: Falling outside the scope of UNCLOS

Opinion｜Territorial sovereignty dispute over Nansha Islands: Falling outside the scope of UNCLOS On 12 July 2026, the United States, the Philippines, Japan and several other countries issued a joint statement purporting to "commemorate" the tenth anniversary of the so-called South China Sea Arbitration Award. No matter how external forces revisit this issue, an ultra vires and legally flawed award cannot acquire legitimacy merely with the passage of time or repeated statements.

Opinion

2026.07.25 18:10

Opinion｜Factual and legal flaws in South China Sea Arbitration Award

Opinion｜Factual and legal flaws in South China Sea Arbitration Award

Opinion｜Factual and legal flaws in South China Sea Arbitration Award Beyond jurisdictional and procedural flaws, the South China Sea Arbitral Tribunal also rendered a distorted interpretation of Article 121 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and disregarded the integral nature of the Nansha Islands as a whole. These errors in fact-finding and substantive law rendered the award legally flawed and fundamentally erroneous.

Opinion

2026.07.25 11:11

Opinion | Why Kimi K3 shows China isn't losing the AI race by any stretch

Opinion | Why Kimi K3 shows China isn't losing the AI race by any stretch

Opinion | Why Kimi K3 shows China isn't losing the AI race by any stretch Last week, Chinese Artificial Intelligence (AI) company Moonshot released the third edition of the Kimi app, known as K3. The founder of the firm, Yang Zhilin, had pursued his technology career in the United States and worked for big magnates such as Google, that was before he returned to China amidst a McCarthyist witch-hunt against Chinese scientists and technology professionals. Like they say, the rest was history.

Tom Fowdy

2026.07.24 14:30

Opinion | The US retreats over Hong Kong

Opinion | The US retreats over Hong Kong

Opinion | The US retreats over Hong Kong As reported by the Associated Press (AP), "The United States said Saturday it did not renew a national emergency declaration over Hong Kong, leading to the lifting of partial sanctions." While the Trump administration did not restore Hong Kong's special privileges as a separate customs territory, it nonetheless marked the most significant retreat over the city since the "Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act" was imposed in 2019 to support the riots which engulfed the city, and later as a response to the city's National Security Law of 2020.

Tom Fowdy

2026.07.22 20:23

Opinion | Turning policy support into financial strength: A five-pillar agenda for Hong Kong

Opinion | Turning policy support into financial strength: A five-pillar agenda for Hong Kong

Opinion | Turning policy support into financial strength: A five-pillar agenda for Hong Kong On 7 July, Governor of the People's Bank of China, Pan Gongsheng, visited the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) and announced 11 measures designed to strengthen the depth, connectivity and resilience of its financial system. The package advances two complementary priorities. The first is to broaden Hong Kong's markets beyond their traditional strength in equities by deepening fixed-income and currency activity and improving the infrastructure for trading, settlement, collateral and risk management.

Opinion

2026.07.22 18:10

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