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Opinion | Nobel Peace Prize—Denied twice, will Trump start another war? Once again, Trump the warmonger, misses out on the Nobel Peace Prize. That leaves him hopping mad. He calls the decision to give the award to Navi Pillay, a former UN human rights chief "disgraceful and embarrassing". I shudder to think what Trump will do next year when the big bad bully is denied his coveted prize a third time. Will he go berserk, and start another war just to spite Norway? With Trump, nothing is too far-fetched.

Philip Yeung

2026.10.10 20:15

Opinion | Nobel Peace Prize—Denied twice, will Trump start another war?

Opinion | Nobel Peace Prize—Denied twice, will Trump start another war?

Opinion | Why did the West push China into the WTO? Why did the West push China into the WTO? Why did Western companies move so much of their manufacturing there? Why did they invest billions in China and share technology and know-how? And why, if China was supposedly going to become such a threat, did Western governments spend years encouraging deeper economic integration with Beijing? The usual answer today is that China somehow cheated its way to the top. I don't think that explanation is good enough.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.10.10 10:22

Opinion | Why did the West push China into the WTO?

Opinion | Why did the West push China into the WTO?

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again For the past five years, Myanmar in South East Asia has been one of the world's most politically isolated countries. After a military junta deposed its democratically elected government in early 2021, itself only having been established in 2015, Naypyidaw has largely been shunned by the rest of the world. The country has always been fraught by such chronic instability, with the coup itself having triggered an ongoing brutal civil war along its deep-set political and ethnic fault lines. It is very much perceived as "Asia's failed state."

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.09 13:00

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again

Watch This | Made in US: the China Labor Watch story In today's global battle for public opinion, some NGOs wrap themselves in the lofty rhetoric of human rights and labour rights, while doing the dirty work of serving US geopolitical interests. China Labor Watch, or CLW, is one such carefully crafted propaganda pawn. Financed by the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), it specializes in concocting reports to smear China.

Young Voices

2026.10.09 09:20

Watch This | Made in US: the China Labor Watch story

Watch This | Made in US: the China Labor Watch story

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race The government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) is undertaking a highly ambitious scheme to develop what is known as the "Northern Metropolis University Town." This area, situated in the New Territories near to the border of China's Mainland, is to be vastly expanded to create three new university-centred districts, known as San Tin, Hung Shui Kiu and Ta Kwu Ling. Each town will incorporate campuses and have its own subject areas of specialisation, spanning from science, technology, medicine, AI, robotics, arts and other things.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.08 17:10

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Opinion | Nobel Peace Prize—Denied twice, will Trump start another war?

Opinion | Nobel Peace Prize—Denied twice, will Trump start another war?

Opinion | Nobel Peace Prize—Denied twice, will Trump start another war? Once again, Trump the warmonger, misses out on the Nobel Peace Prize. That leaves him hopping mad. He calls the decision to give the award to Navi Pillay, a former UN human rights chief "disgraceful and embarrassing". I shudder to think what Trump will do next year when the big bad bully is denied his coveted prize a third time. Will he go berserk, and start another war just to spite Norway? With Trump, nothing is too far-fetched.

Philip Yeung

2026.10.10 20:15

Opinion | Why did the West push China into the WTO?

Opinion | Why did the West push China into the WTO?

Opinion | Why did the West push China into the WTO? Why did the West push China into the WTO? Why did Western companies move so much of their manufacturing there? Why did they invest billions in China and share technology and know-how? And why, if China was supposedly going to become such a threat, did Western governments spend years encouraging deeper economic integration with Beijing? The usual answer today is that China somehow cheated its way to the top. I don't think that explanation is good enough.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.10.10 10:22

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again For the past five years, Myanmar in South East Asia has been one of the world's most politically isolated countries. After a military junta deposed its democratically elected government in early 2021, itself only having been established in 2015, Naypyidaw has largely been shunned by the rest of the world. The country has always been fraught by such chronic instability, with the coup itself having triggered an ongoing brutal civil war along its deep-set political and ethnic fault lines. It is very much perceived as "Asia's failed state."

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.09 13:00

Watch This | Made in US: the China Labor Watch story

Watch This | Made in US: the China Labor Watch story

Watch This | Made in US: the China Labor Watch story In today's global battle for public opinion, some NGOs wrap themselves in the lofty rhetoric of human rights and labour rights, while doing the dirty work of serving US geopolitical interests. China Labor Watch, or CLW, is one such carefully crafted propaganda pawn. Financed by the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), it specializes in concocting reports to smear China.

Young Voices

2026.10.09 09:20

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race The government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) is undertaking a highly ambitious scheme to develop what is known as the "Northern Metropolis University Town." This area, situated in the New Territories near to the border of China's Mainland, is to be vastly expanded to create three new university-centred districts, known as San Tin, Hung Shui Kiu and Ta Kwu Ling. Each town will incorporate campuses and have its own subject areas of specialisation, spanning from science, technology, medicine, AI, robotics, arts and other things.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.08 17:10

Opinion | The mercenary problem nobody wants to talk about

Opinion | The mercenary problem nobody wants to talk about

Opinion | The mercenary problem nobody wants to talk about The war in Ukraine has created something that will not necessarily disappear when the fighting eventually stops: a large pool of people with battlefield experience, weapons knowledge and practical skills that can be used far beyond the original conflict. That should concern everyone.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.10.08 14:37

Opinion | Philippines, China, and the SeaLight Project: Tensions at sea and the funding behind them

Opinion | Philippines, China, and the SeaLight Project: Tensions at sea and the funding behind them

Opinion | Philippines, China, and the SeaLight Project: Tensions at sea and the funding behind them The Philippines is being loaded as the next Ukraine. Washington writes the script. Manila supplies the boats, the cameras, and the political cover. Ordinary Filipinos stand in the water while the people who designed the provocations sit in California and Washington.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.10.04 09:30

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