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Opinion | No, the sky is not falling on Canada—Trump’s new 100% tariff threats are only thunderstorms These are terrible times. We wake up every morning not knowing what new bombshell Trump will throw at us. A week ago, he said he was fine with Canada's new trade agreement with China.

Philip Yeung

2026.01.25 15:05

Opinion | No, the sky is not falling on Canada—Trump’s new 100% tariff threats are only thunderstorms

Opinion | No, the sky is not falling on Canada—Trump’s new 100% tariff threats are only thunderstorms

Opinion | Gold's bull market: The era of structural scarcity Gold prices remain strong above $4,800 per ounce in early 2026. The rally that began years ago continues without slowing. Many believe it is driven only by news events or fear. In reality, the main force is a lasting mismatch between supply and demand. This creates true scarcity, keeping prices elevated and opening the door for further gains.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.01.24 13:22

Opinion | Gold's bull market: The era of structural scarcity

Opinion | Gold's bull market: The era of structural scarcity

Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China Tuesday's approval of China's new, so-called "Mega Embassy" in London was met with an outpouring of anguish from Britain's Anti-China networks, including MPs, US-backed NGOs, and activists, many of whom have accused Prime Minister Keir Starmer as "selling out" to Beijing in honouring the diplomatic commitment that had been previously made. Indeed, even as the United States has explicitly antagonised Europe, the British media has otherwise continued to fan the flames in trying to undermine Downing Street's pursuit of a balanced, productive relationship with China.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.23 15:25

Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China

Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China

Opinion | Canada, a middle power, stands tall and tilts at the windmill of American super-power Carney's speech is no ordinary Davos speechifying. This is a sermon for the survival of middle powers and minor countries, from the mouth of a prophet-like pragmatic leader, as the global order crumbles around him.

Philip Yeung

2026.01.23 12:30

Opinion | Canada, a middle power, stands tall and tilts at the windmill of American super-power

Opinion | Canada, a middle power, stands tall and tilts at the windmill of American super-power

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe The past week has seen an unprecedented crisis emerge in Transatlantic relations as US President Donald Trump has doubled down on his claims to annex the Danish territory of Greenland, and announced tariffs on Britain and European countries for opposing it.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.21 15:45

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe

Opinion | No, the sky is not falling on Canada—Trump’s new 100% tariff threats are only thunderstorms

Opinion | No, the sky is not falling on Canada—Trump’s new 100% tariff threats are only thunderstorms

Opinion | No, the sky is not falling on Canada—Trump’s new 100% tariff threats are only thunderstorms These are terrible times. We wake up every morning not knowing what new bombshell Trump will throw at us. A week ago, he said he was fine with Canada's new trade agreement with China.

Philip Yeung

2026.01.25 15:05

Opinion | Gold's bull market: The era of structural scarcity

Opinion | Gold's bull market: The era of structural scarcity

Opinion | Gold's bull market: The era of structural scarcity Gold prices remain strong above $4,800 per ounce in early 2026. The rally that began years ago continues without slowing. Many believe it is driven only by news events or fear. In reality, the main force is a lasting mismatch between supply and demand. This creates true scarcity, keeping prices elevated and opening the door for further gains.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.01.24 13:22

Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China

Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China

Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China Tuesday's approval of China's new, so-called "Mega Embassy" in London was met with an outpouring of anguish from Britain's Anti-China networks, including MPs, US-backed NGOs, and activists, many of whom have accused Prime Minister Keir Starmer as "selling out" to Beijing in honouring the diplomatic commitment that had been previously made. Indeed, even as the United States has explicitly antagonised Europe, the British media has otherwise continued to fan the flames in trying to undermine Downing Street's pursuit of a balanced, productive relationship with China.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.23 15:25

Opinion | Canada, a middle power, stands tall and tilts at the windmill of American super-power

Opinion | Canada, a middle power, stands tall and tilts at the windmill of American super-power

Opinion | Canada, a middle power, stands tall and tilts at the windmill of American super-power Carney's speech is no ordinary Davos speechifying. This is a sermon for the survival of middle powers and minor countries, from the mouth of a prophet-like pragmatic leader, as the global order crumbles around him.

Philip Yeung

2026.01.23 12:30

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe The past week has seen an unprecedented crisis emerge in Transatlantic relations as US President Donald Trump has doubled down on his claims to annex the Danish territory of Greenland, and announced tariffs on Britain and European countries for opposing it.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.21 15:45

Opinion | How Trump, the non-winner, has become a Nobel Peace Prize blackmailer

Opinion | How Trump, the non-winner, has become a Nobel Peace Prize blackmailer

Opinion | How Trump, the non-winner, has become a Nobel Peace Prize blackmailer Life is stranger than fiction! You can become a second-hand owner of anything, but not the Nobel Peace Prize. Unless Trump enters the equation. The non-winner now has the medal in his cabinet.

Philip Yeung

2026.01.20 17:41

Deepline | One year of chaos: Trump's return has shattered the global order

Deepline | One year of chaos: Trump's return has shattered the global order

Deepline | One year of chaos: Trump's return has shattered the global order Today marks one year since Donald Trump returned to the White House. The world has plunged into disarray in just twelve months, a stark contrast to the functional international order that preceded it. Trump's brand of governance—unapologetically aggressive, erratic, and self-serving—has once again proven catastrophic on a global scale.

Opinion

2026.01.20 10:08

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