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Opinion | China's DUV leap shows it is assembling the semiconductor supply chain piece by piece As reported by Reuters, "China has begun mass producing domestically developed immersion deep-ultraviolet (DUV) lithography machines, a technology crucial to advanced chipmaking." The news sank shares of the Dutch Chipmaking machine manufacturer ASML, widely regarded as the world leader in the industry, of which considerable geopolitical effort has been exerted to try and deny Beijing access to their technologies.

Tom Fowdy

2026.07.29 18:00

Opinion | China's DUV leap shows it is assembling the semiconductor supply chain piece by piece

Opinion | China's DUV leap shows it is assembling the semiconductor supply chain piece by piece

Opinion | What a weird war! Trump can start a war, but he is stumped for ending it When, without warning, Trump first launched airstrikes against Iran, he expected a quick kill, an instant surrender and a regime change. None of that has materialized.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.29 11:13

Opinion | What a weird war! Trump can start a war, but he is stumped for ending it

Opinion | What a weird war! Trump can start a war, but he is stumped for ending it

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential "Sportainment" does not mean turning sport into a stage show, nor does it mean replacing athletes with celebrities. Rather, it harnesses the storytelling power of the entertainment industry to amplify athletes' professionalizm, perseverance and personal appeal.

Opinion

2026.07.28 20:20

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Opinion | A troubled ledger and blurred mandate: On the 'triple quandary' of US military action in Iran Across Washington's political spectrum, it is rare for the left and right to agree on much. But dissatisfaction with the Pentagon's latest casualty figures appears to be emerging as a rare bipartisan consensus on Capitol Hill. As of July 26, total U.S. military casualties in the Iran operation, code‑named "Operation Epic Fury," had reached 642, including 18 killed in action.

Opinion

2026.07.27 18:00

Opinion | A troubled ledger and blurred mandate: On the 'triple quandary' of US military action in Iran

Opinion | A troubled ledger and blurred mandate: On the 'triple quandary' of US military action in Iran

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

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

Opinion | China's DUV leap shows it is assembling the semiconductor supply chain piece by piece

Opinion | China's DUV leap shows it is assembling the semiconductor supply chain piece by piece

Opinion | China's DUV leap shows it is assembling the semiconductor supply chain piece by piece As reported by Reuters, "China has begun mass producing domestically developed immersion deep-ultraviolet (DUV) lithography machines, a technology crucial to advanced chipmaking." The news sank shares of the Dutch Chipmaking machine manufacturer ASML, widely regarded as the world leader in the industry, of which considerable geopolitical effort has been exerted to try and deny Beijing access to their technologies.

Tom Fowdy

2026.07.29 18:00

Opinion | What a weird war! Trump can start a war, but he is stumped for ending it

Opinion | What a weird war! Trump can start a war, but he is stumped for ending it

Opinion | What a weird war! Trump can start a war, but he is stumped for ending it When, without warning, Trump first launched airstrikes against Iran, he expected a quick kill, an instant surrender and a regime change. None of that has materialized.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.29 11:13

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential

Opinion | From handball glory to fencing's breakthrough: How 'Sportainment' can unlock HK's sporting potential "Sportainment" does not mean turning sport into a stage show, nor does it mean replacing athletes with celebrities. Rather, it harnesses the storytelling power of the entertainment industry to amplify athletes' professionalizm, perseverance and personal appeal.

Opinion

2026.07.28 20:20

Opinion | A troubled ledger and blurred mandate: On the 'triple quandary' of US military action in Iran

Opinion | A troubled ledger and blurred mandate: On the 'triple quandary' of US military action in Iran

Opinion | A troubled ledger and blurred mandate: On the 'triple quandary' of US military action in Iran Across Washington's political spectrum, it is rare for the left and right to agree on much. But dissatisfaction with the Pentagon's latest casualty figures appears to be emerging as a rare bipartisan consensus on Capitol Hill. As of July 26, total U.S. military casualties in the Iran operation, code‑named "Operation Epic Fury," had reached 642, including 18 killed in action.

Opinion

2026.07.27 18:00

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

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