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Opinion | Why China is more willing to utilize countermeasures in its diplomacy than before China's willingness to take countermeasures against the US is largely a new phenomenon over the past year, one which it was not willing to do in previous years. In years past, Washington could impose all kinds of measures on Beijing, which would draw its protest, but never undertake any kind of clear strategic retaliation. This poses the question, why has China got tougher, more precise and confident in its dealings with the US? And to what extent does this keep Donald Trump in check?

Tom Fowdy

2026.08.07 18:08

Opinion | Why China is more willing to utilize countermeasures in its diplomacy than before

Opinion | Why China is more willing to utilize countermeasures in its diplomacy than before

Opinion | Stephen Roach demeans himself by smearing HK Stephen Roach is a well-known American economist who once lived in Hong Kong. In 2024, Roach told the Financial Times that "Hong Kong is over". This delighted not only the HKSAR's rivals but also China's antagonists. It was, however, manifestly incorrect, and in 2025 he backtracked, acknowledging it was premature to write Hong Kong off entirely.

Opinion

2026.08.07 12:20

Opinion | Stephen Roach demeans himself by smearing HK

Opinion | Stephen Roach demeans himself by smearing HK

Opinion | Understanding 'forced labour' claims are about supply chain dominance, not ethics As reported last week, the United States added 47 Chinese firms to a blacklist accusing them of utilising "forced labour" and subsequently banning their goods from the United States. The move was the first such in Trump's new administration, enacting the legal authority of the "Uyghur Forced Labour Prevention Act" of 2021. This act bans all direct imports from China's Xinjiang Autonomous Region, with a "guilty as assumed" criteria that such goods are made with forced labour, unless they can verify that is not the case.

Tom Fowdy

2026.08.05 14:10

Opinion | Understanding 'forced labour' claims are about supply chain dominance, not ethics

Opinion | Understanding 'forced labour' claims are about supply chain dominance, not ethics

Opinion | Subsequent practice of international judicial and arbitral institutions and the role of Hong Kong On 13 July 2026, the South China Sea Security Roundtable Dialogue was held in Hong Kong, during which the report "New Refutations of the South China Sea Arbitration Award" was released. The report systematically examines the actual effects of the so-called award under international law.

Opinion

2026.08.04 18:17

Opinion | Subsequent practice of international judicial and arbitral institutions and the role of Hong Kong

Opinion | Subsequent practice of international judicial and arbitral institutions and the role of Hong Kong

Opinion | The fate of 'discarded pawns': Wu Chi-wai's ordeal shows Western 'sanctuary' is an illusion The saga of former Democratic Party chairman Wu Chi-wai's attempt to enter the United Kingdom provides an unmistakable lesson about the fate that awaits those who undermine their own nation and place hope in foreign protection. From the very moment of his release from prison on a conspiracy to subvert state power, Wu seemed intent on starting anew overseas. Yet, the far colder reality he encountered at the UK border demonstrates there is no "safe harbor" in the West for individuals with national security convictions.

Eunice Yung

2026.08.04 16:40

Opinion | The fate of 'discarded pawns': Wu Chi-wai's ordeal shows Western 'sanctuary' is an illusion

Opinion | The fate of 'discarded pawns': Wu Chi-wai's ordeal shows Western 'sanctuary' is an illusion

Opinion | Why China is more willing to utilize countermeasures in its diplomacy than before

Opinion | Why China is more willing to utilize countermeasures in its diplomacy than before

Opinion | Why China is more willing to utilize countermeasures in its diplomacy than before China's willingness to take countermeasures against the US is largely a new phenomenon over the past year, one which it was not willing to do in previous years. In years past, Washington could impose all kinds of measures on Beijing, which would draw its protest, but never undertake any kind of clear strategic retaliation. This poses the question, why has China got tougher, more precise and confident in its dealings with the US? And to what extent does this keep Donald Trump in check?

Tom Fowdy

2026.08.07 18:08

Opinion | Stephen Roach demeans himself by smearing HK

Opinion | Stephen Roach demeans himself by smearing HK

Opinion | Stephen Roach demeans himself by smearing HK Stephen Roach is a well-known American economist who once lived in Hong Kong. In 2024, Roach told the Financial Times that "Hong Kong is over". This delighted not only the HKSAR's rivals but also China's antagonists. It was, however, manifestly incorrect, and in 2025 he backtracked, acknowledging it was premature to write Hong Kong off entirely.

Opinion

2026.08.07 12:20

Opinion | Understanding 'forced labour' claims are about supply chain dominance, not ethics

Opinion | Understanding 'forced labour' claims are about supply chain dominance, not ethics

Opinion | Understanding 'forced labour' claims are about supply chain dominance, not ethics As reported last week, the United States added 47 Chinese firms to a blacklist accusing them of utilising "forced labour" and subsequently banning their goods from the United States. The move was the first such in Trump's new administration, enacting the legal authority of the "Uyghur Forced Labour Prevention Act" of 2021. This act bans all direct imports from China's Xinjiang Autonomous Region, with a "guilty as assumed" criteria that such goods are made with forced labour, unless they can verify that is not the case.

Tom Fowdy

2026.08.05 14:10

Opinion | Subsequent practice of international judicial and arbitral institutions and the role of Hong Kong

Opinion | Subsequent practice of international judicial and arbitral institutions and the role of Hong Kong

Opinion | Subsequent practice of international judicial and arbitral institutions and the role of Hong Kong On 13 July 2026, the South China Sea Security Roundtable Dialogue was held in Hong Kong, during which the report "New Refutations of the South China Sea Arbitration Award" was released. The report systematically examines the actual effects of the so-called award under international law.

Opinion

2026.08.04 18:17

Opinion | The fate of 'discarded pawns': Wu Chi-wai's ordeal shows Western 'sanctuary' is an illusion

Opinion | The fate of 'discarded pawns': Wu Chi-wai's ordeal shows Western 'sanctuary' is an illusion

Opinion | The fate of 'discarded pawns': Wu Chi-wai's ordeal shows Western 'sanctuary' is an illusion The saga of former Democratic Party chairman Wu Chi-wai's attempt to enter the United Kingdom provides an unmistakable lesson about the fate that awaits those who undermine their own nation and place hope in foreign protection. From the very moment of his release from prison on a conspiracy to subvert state power, Wu seemed intent on starting anew overseas. Yet, the far colder reality he encountered at the UK border demonstrates there is no "safe harbor" in the West for individuals with national security convictions.

Eunice Yung

2026.08.04 16:40

Opinion | Hu Chi-wai's UK entry setback: Cast aside when useless, the hypocrisy of Western double standards

Opinion | Hu Chi-wai's UK entry setback: Cast aside when useless, the hypocrisy of Western double standards

Opinion | Hu Chi-wai's UK entry setback: Cast aside when useless, the hypocrisy of Western double standards Former Democratic Party chairman Wu Chi-wai, a former Hong Kong Legislative Council member, received an icy reception upon arriving in the United Kingdom shortly after completing his prison sentence for offences under the National Security Law.

Opinion

2026.08.03 20:30

Opinion | The US as a rogue state—the lord of lawlessness

Opinion | The US as a rogue state—the lord of lawlessness

Opinion | The US as a rogue state—the lord of lawlessness Under Trump, the US has become a rogue state. No longer the moral leader, it is now the black sheep of the global family. Its lawlessness is breathtaking. Its president tells the world that the only laws he obeys are his own, not the court's or God's. Wielding the biggest sledgehammer, he feels entitled to impose his will on the world.

Philip Yeung

2026.08.03 16:19

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