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Opinion | Trump's nonsensical blockade of Hormuz and the US doctrine of 'no compromise' It should be no surprise to anyone that Washington and Tehran, in Islamabad, Pakistan, concerning ending the war the US President and Israel had started, came to nothing. Donald Trump, decide repeatedly and obsessively claiming "victory," has not been able to subjugate the Islamic Republic and has been left increasingly humiliated in a war that he expected to finish off early, but instead has become a growing quagmire.

Tom Fowdy

2026.04.14 19:00

Opinion | Trump's nonsensical blockade of Hormuz and the US doctrine of 'no compromise'

Opinion | Trump's nonsensical blockade of Hormuz and the US doctrine of 'no compromise'

Opinion | Iran at the inflection point: A new era in the multipolar world The global order is shifting rapidly toward multipolarity, where emerging powers challenge old dominance and new alliances reshape economies. Iran stands at a critical inflection point. Years of sanctions have tested the nation, but the prospect of full relief could unlock enormous potential. This moment is not merely about recovery. It represents Iran's chance to become a stronger player in a world where influence spreads across multiple centers of power. With smart decisions, Iran can turn challenges into lasting strength.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.04.11 17:18

Opinion | Iran at the inflection point: A new era in the multipolar world

Opinion | Iran at the inflection point: A new era in the multipolar world

Opinion | Trump is played by Israel and outplayed by Iran After many sleepless nights and white-knuckle anxiety, Trump has agreed to a two-week ceasefire with Iran.

Philip Yeung

2026.04.10 19:20

Opinion | Trump is played by Israel and outplayed by Iran

Opinion | Trump is played by Israel and outplayed by Iran

Opinion | Swift correction marks mature governance: Lessons from Hong Kong's seatbelt regulation This decisive reversal, rather than signaling policy failure, demonstrated the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government's commitment to responsive governance and set in motion a comprehensive review process that continues to offer valuable lessons for evidence-based policymaking.

Kevin Lau

2026.04.09 11:30

Opinion | Swift correction marks mature governance: Lessons from Hong Kong's seatbelt regulation

Opinion | Swift correction marks mature governance: Lessons from Hong Kong's seatbelt regulation

Opinion | The end of the Middle East 'oil' paradigm For the past 100 years and more, oil has become the keystone resource of the human economic world. Displacing older substances such as coal, crude has essentially (and literally) been the "engine" which keeps our world running. From cars, to trains, planes and all manners of industrial production, almost everything has hinged upon access to oil, which in turn has made it a "make or break" substance for prosperity even to the point of causing wars.

Tom Fowdy

2026.04.09 09:53

Opinion | The end of the Middle East 'oil' paradigm

Opinion | The end of the Middle East 'oil' paradigm

Opinion | Trump's nonsensical blockade of Hormuz and the US doctrine of 'no compromise'

Opinion | Trump's nonsensical blockade of Hormuz and the US doctrine of 'no compromise'

Opinion | Trump's nonsensical blockade of Hormuz and the US doctrine of 'no compromise' It should be no surprise to anyone that Washington and Tehran, in Islamabad, Pakistan, concerning ending the war the US President and Israel had started, came to nothing. Donald Trump, decide repeatedly and obsessively claiming "victory," has not been able to subjugate the Islamic Republic and has been left increasingly humiliated in a war that he expected to finish off early, but instead has become a growing quagmire.

Tom Fowdy

2026.04.14 19:00

Opinion | Iran at the inflection point: A new era in the multipolar world

Opinion | Iran at the inflection point: A new era in the multipolar world

Opinion | Iran at the inflection point: A new era in the multipolar world The global order is shifting rapidly toward multipolarity, where emerging powers challenge old dominance and new alliances reshape economies. Iran stands at a critical inflection point. Years of sanctions have tested the nation, but the prospect of full relief could unlock enormous potential. This moment is not merely about recovery. It represents Iran's chance to become a stronger player in a world where influence spreads across multiple centers of power. With smart decisions, Iran can turn challenges into lasting strength.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.04.11 17:18

Opinion | Trump is played by Israel and outplayed by Iran

Opinion | Trump is played by Israel and outplayed by Iran

Opinion | Trump is played by Israel and outplayed by Iran After many sleepless nights and white-knuckle anxiety, Trump has agreed to a two-week ceasefire with Iran.

Philip Yeung

2026.04.10 19:20

Opinion | Swift correction marks mature governance: Lessons from Hong Kong's seatbelt regulation

Opinion | Swift correction marks mature governance: Lessons from Hong Kong's seatbelt regulation

Opinion | Swift correction marks mature governance: Lessons from Hong Kong's seatbelt regulation This decisive reversal, rather than signaling policy failure, demonstrated the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government's commitment to responsive governance and set in motion a comprehensive review process that continues to offer valuable lessons for evidence-based policymaking.

Kevin Lau

2026.04.09 11:30

Opinion | The end of the Middle East 'oil' paradigm

Opinion | The end of the Middle East 'oil' paradigm

Opinion | The end of the Middle East 'oil' paradigm For the past 100 years and more, oil has become the keystone resource of the human economic world. Displacing older substances such as coal, crude has essentially (and literally) been the "engine" which keeps our world running. From cars, to trains, planes and all manners of industrial production, almost everything has hinged upon access to oil, which in turn has made it a "make or break" substance for prosperity even to the point of causing wars.

Tom Fowdy

2026.04.09 09:53

Opinion | The Ceasefire Trap: US-Israel Good Cop-Bad Cop Theater Against Iran

Opinion | The Ceasefire Trap: US-Israel Good Cop-Bad Cop Theater Against Iran

Opinion | The Ceasefire Trap: US-Israel Good Cop-Bad Cop Theater Against Iran The so-called ceasefire between the United States, Israel, and Iran is nothing more than a cynical trap.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.04.08 20:30

Opinion | A leader like no other

Opinion | A leader like no other

Opinion | A leader like no other The end of an empire—Trump is God's gift to America as it tumbles from greatness into the gutter

Philip Yeung

2026.04.08 19:41

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