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Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish The dispute over the South China Sea boils down to one ugly bedrock truth: US encirclement of China. Its containment policy is making waves, turning this previously peaceful corner of the Pacific into a hotspot. The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, regrettably, is not designed to factor in ugly geopolitical realities. This is the key to unpacking the fuss over the South China Sea.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.14 10:17

Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish

Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish

Opinion | God's chosen people? Who is buying the myth? The Jews call themselves God's chosen people. If so, God has chosen wrong. For by their unspeakable cruelties to the Palestinians, Israelis have lost their halo or humanity. They are hated and despised everywhere. Everywhere, except in the American corridors of power. In Congress, the Senate and the White House, the silence is deafening.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.12 13:14

Opinion | God's chosen people? Who is buying the myth?

Opinion | God's chosen people? Who is buying the myth?

Deepline | Heatwave drives surge in air-conditioner demand across Europe, boosting imports of China-made units A severe summer heatwave across Europe has pushed air-conditioner demand sharply higher, with consumers and retailers turning increasingly to China-made air conditioners to cover a widening supply gap.

Opinion

2026.07.12 10:35

Deepline | Heatwave drives surge in air-conditioner demand across Europe, boosting imports of China-made units

Deepline | Heatwave drives surge in air-conditioner demand across Europe, boosting imports of China-made units

Opinion | A second look at China—and a lesson waiting for Western politicians China has stumbled badly in football, but only in football. Off the pitch, in every sphere of endeavor, it's pure sorcery. The China magic in rewriting its own destiny has no parallel in history. It is human triumph on an epic scale. While countries in the West are paralyzed by short-term thinking, the Chinese have excelled at playing the long game.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.11 17:10

Opinion | A second look at China—and a lesson waiting for Western politicians

Opinion | A second look at China—and a lesson waiting for Western politicians

Opinion | Why China eyes a close partnership with Bangladesh As reported in The Diplomat: "Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's visit to China on June 22-26 saw the two sides sign 17 bilateral instruments." During the summit between the two countries, they agreed to elevate "their comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership to jointly build a China-Bangladesh community with a shared future," committed to "a 2+2 dialogue mechanism involving diplomacy and defence, and announced plans to implement a Bangladesh-China-Myanmar Economic Corridor."

Tom Fowdy

2026.07.10 18:15

Opinion | Why China eyes a close partnership with Bangladesh

Opinion | Why China eyes a close partnership with Bangladesh

Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish

Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish

Opinion | No need for saber-rattling over the South China Sea, Peace can be reeled in like a fish The dispute over the South China Sea boils down to one ugly bedrock truth: US encirclement of China. Its containment policy is making waves, turning this previously peaceful corner of the Pacific into a hotspot. The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, regrettably, is not designed to factor in ugly geopolitical realities. This is the key to unpacking the fuss over the South China Sea.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.14 10:17

Opinion | God's chosen people? Who is buying the myth?

Opinion | God's chosen people? Who is buying the myth?

Opinion | God's chosen people? Who is buying the myth? The Jews call themselves God's chosen people. If so, God has chosen wrong. For by their unspeakable cruelties to the Palestinians, Israelis have lost their halo or humanity. They are hated and despised everywhere. Everywhere, except in the American corridors of power. In Congress, the Senate and the White House, the silence is deafening.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.12 13:14

Deepline | Heatwave drives surge in air-conditioner demand across Europe, boosting imports of China-made units

Deepline | Heatwave drives surge in air-conditioner demand across Europe, boosting imports of China-made units

Deepline | Heatwave drives surge in air-conditioner demand across Europe, boosting imports of China-made units A severe summer heatwave across Europe has pushed air-conditioner demand sharply higher, with consumers and retailers turning increasingly to China-made air conditioners to cover a widening supply gap.

Opinion

2026.07.12 10:35

Opinion | A second look at China—and a lesson waiting for Western politicians

Opinion | A second look at China—and a lesson waiting for Western politicians

Opinion | A second look at China—and a lesson waiting for Western politicians China has stumbled badly in football, but only in football. Off the pitch, in every sphere of endeavor, it's pure sorcery. The China magic in rewriting its own destiny has no parallel in history. It is human triumph on an epic scale. While countries in the West are paralyzed by short-term thinking, the Chinese have excelled at playing the long game.

Philip Yeung

2026.07.11 17:10

Opinion | Why China eyes a close partnership with Bangladesh

Opinion | Why China eyes a close partnership with Bangladesh

Opinion | Why China eyes a close partnership with Bangladesh As reported in The Diplomat: "Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's visit to China on June 22-26 saw the two sides sign 17 bilateral instruments." During the summit between the two countries, they agreed to elevate "their comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership to jointly build a China-Bangladesh community with a shared future," committed to "a 2+2 dialogue mechanism involving diplomacy and defence, and announced plans to implement a Bangladesh-China-Myanmar Economic Corridor."

Tom Fowdy

2026.07.10 18:15

Opinion | How China is turning product recalls into a tool of modern risk governance

Opinion | How China is turning product recalls into a tool of modern risk governance

Opinion | How China is turning product recalls into a tool of modern risk governance A recall notice is not necessarily a sign of regulatory failure. More often, it is a sign that a safety system is working.

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2026.07.10 09:20

Opinion | The strange 'revival' of North Korea

Opinion | The strange 'revival' of North Korea

Opinion | The strange 'revival' of North Korea Back in June, the Wall Street Journal reported that the economy of North Korea expanded by 3.7% in the year 2024. While figures for the DPRK's economy are released annually by the Bank of Korea in the South, and sometimes subject to political manipulation, their research provides an important window into the world's most secretive state, where, of course, information is notoriously difficult to access.

Tom Fowdy

2026.07.09 18:15

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