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Opinion | Venezuela's strategic posture: The architecture of asymmetric deterrence Covering this region, the strategic reality on the ground is clear: the dominant concern within defense and political circles is not a full-scale ground invasion, an endeavor widely viewed as logistically improbable and politically untenable. Instead, the operational and psychological focus is on countering the sustained, multidimensional pressure of sanctions and the ever-present threat of targeted stand-off strikes.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.08 12:31

Opinion | Venezuela's strategic posture: The architecture of asymmetric deterrence

Opinion | Venezuela's strategic posture: The architecture of asymmetric deterrence

Opinion | Welcome back, President Macron! Do we even know you, Mr. Starmer? As America retreats into itself, three former imperial powers react differently to its isolationism. Japan decides to rearm and provoke China. France goes on a charm offensive in the Middle Kingdom. And the United Kingdom? It chooses to stalk the middle ground.

Philip Yeung

2025.12.07 20:31

Opinion | Welcome back, President Macron! Do we even know you, Mr. Starmer?

Opinion | Welcome back, President Macron! Do we even know you, Mr. Starmer?

Opinion | Vitasoy's dilemma: Lingering public backlash with sales channel collapse—How can an old brand withstand new consumer challenges? The memory of "rich soy milk with a long-lasting aftertaste" has yet to fade, but Vitasoy's market presence continues to shrink. Its recently released interim report for 2025 shows a 9% year-on-year decline in the mainland revenue to HK$1.778 billion, with gross profit margin dropping to 51.1%.

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2025.12.04 16:30

Opinion | Germany was punished, Japan was not Never forget. Never forgive. A forgotten Holocaust: Japan's Bushido Butchery

Philip Yeung

2025.12.03 20:35

Opinion | Germany was punished, Japan was not

Opinion | Germany was punished, Japan was not

Opinion | Wang Fuk Court No. 5 fire: A call for thorough investigation, lessons learned, and accountability The catastrophic fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po claimed over 100 residents' lives, marking one of the deadliest No. 5 fires in terms of casualties since the handover, leaving society in shock and demanding "thorough investigation of the truth, lessons to be learned, and accountability pursued."

Kevin Lau

2025.12.02 20:00

Opinion | Wang Fuk Court No. 5 fire: A call for thorough investigation, lessons learned, and accountability

Opinion | Wang Fuk Court No. 5 fire: A call for thorough investigation, lessons learned, and accountability

Opinion | Venezuela's strategic posture: The architecture of asymmetric deterrence

Opinion | Venezuela's strategic posture: The architecture of asymmetric deterrence

Opinion | Venezuela's strategic posture: The architecture of asymmetric deterrence Covering this region, the strategic reality on the ground is clear: the dominant concern within defense and political circles is not a full-scale ground invasion, an endeavor widely viewed as logistically improbable and politically untenable. Instead, the operational and psychological focus is on countering the sustained, multidimensional pressure of sanctions and the ever-present threat of targeted stand-off strikes.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.08 12:31

Opinion | Welcome back, President Macron! Do we even know you, Mr. Starmer?

Opinion | Welcome back, President Macron! Do we even know you, Mr. Starmer?

Opinion | Welcome back, President Macron! Do we even know you, Mr. Starmer? As America retreats into itself, three former imperial powers react differently to its isolationism. Japan decides to rearm and provoke China. France goes on a charm offensive in the Middle Kingdom. And the United Kingdom? It chooses to stalk the middle ground.

Philip Yeung

2025.12.07 20:31

Opinion | Vitasoy's dilemma: Lingering public backlash with sales channel collapse—How can an old brand withstand new consumer challenges? The memory of "rich soy milk with a long-lasting aftertaste" has yet to fade, but Vitasoy's market presence continues to shrink. Its recently released interim report for 2025 shows a 9% year-on-year decline in the mainland revenue to HK$1.778 billion, with gross profit margin dropping to 51.1%.

Opinion

2025.12.04 16:30

Opinion | Germany was punished, Japan was not

Opinion | Germany was punished, Japan was not

Opinion | Germany was punished, Japan was not Never forget. Never forgive. A forgotten Holocaust: Japan's Bushido Butchery

Philip Yeung

2025.12.03 20:35

Opinion | Wang Fuk Court No. 5 fire: A call for thorough investigation, lessons learned, and accountability

Opinion | Wang Fuk Court No. 5 fire: A call for thorough investigation, lessons learned, and accountability

Opinion | Wang Fuk Court No. 5 fire: A call for thorough investigation, lessons learned, and accountability The catastrophic fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po claimed over 100 residents' lives, marking one of the deadliest No. 5 fires in terms of casualties since the handover, leaving society in shock and demanding "thorough investigation of the truth, lessons to be learned, and accountability pursued."

Kevin Lau

2025.12.02 20:00

Opinion | The looming threat: False flags and the pretext for war in Venezuela

Opinion | The looming threat: False flags and the pretext for war in Venezuela

Opinion | The looming threat: False flags and the pretext for war in Venezuela The escalating tension between the United States and Venezuela resembles a slow-burning fuse. While the rhetoric from Washington is already heated, a full-scale military intervention is not the immediate, inevitable next step.

Angelo Giuliano

2025.12.01 15:30

Opinion | Japan's Mamasan breaks Sun Tzu's cardinal rule

Opinion | Japan's Mamasan breaks Sun Tzu's cardinal rule

Opinion | Japan's Mamasan breaks Sun Tzu's cardinal rule For weeks, Japan's prime minister has hogged the headlines, for all the wrong reasons. She does so by breaking Sun Tzu's first cardinal rule: "Know your enemy and know yourself."

Philip Yeung

2025.11.29 14:46

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