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Opinion | The great hedging of bets, China-Russia and the USA Within days of US President Donald Trump visiting China, he was followed in his footsteps by Vladimir Putin of Russia, who also met with Xi Jinping in Beijing. The two countries signed more than twenty new agreements, although only reached a "general understanding" regarding a new pipeline. Together, they immediately criticised aspects of America's conduct, including its war with Iran, the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, US support for Ukraine, violations of national sovereignty, as well as criticism of Japanese rearmament.

Tom Fowdy

2026.05.21 15:00

Opinion | The great hedging of bets, China-Russia and the USA

Opinion | The great hedging of bets, China-Russia and the USA

Opinion | Another crazy China spy case, another gross miscarriage of justice I feel so sad and sorry for Eileen Wang, mayor of Arcadia, southern California. She has been charged with acting as "an illegal foreign agent of China". For pleading guilty to one count, she could face up to 10 years in prison.

Philip Yeung

2026.05.20 20:00

Opinion | Another crazy China spy case, another gross miscarriage of justice

Opinion | Another crazy China spy case, another gross miscarriage of justice

Opinion | The subtext of Trump's China visit The much-hyped, twice-postponed and high-stakes visit by Trump to China has produced no releasable major breakthroughs—though alcohol-averse Trump's taking a sip of wine in toasting China is a symbolic breakthrough.

Philip Yeung

2026.05.18 17:00

Opinion | The subtext of Trump's China visit

Opinion | The subtext of Trump's China visit

Opinion | The logic of national security: Why Hong Kong's framework is necessary, measured and lawful In the recently released film Cold War 1994 (寒戰1994), Hong Kong is not merely a city of police manoeuvres, elite rivalries and institutional tension. It is a city standing at the edge of a geopolitical transition, where local order, colonial power, organised interests and external influence collide beneath the surface of public life. The film works because its anxiety feels recognisable: Hong Kong has always been more than a commercial port or financial hub. It has been a strategic space where law, sovereignty, capital and politics meet — and where power is never merely local.

Opinion

2026.05.14 17:00

Opinion | The logic of national security: Why Hong Kong's framework is necessary, measured and lawful

Opinion | The logic of national security: Why Hong Kong's framework is necessary, measured and lawful

Opinion | The strange fall of Keir Starmer Only short of two years ago did Keir Starmer's Labour Party romp its way to power with a 174-seat majority in the 2024 General Election. It was a result not achieved since Tony Blair back in 1997, and it reflected genuine discontent with 14 years of Conservative government which had brought the country to its knees

Tom Fowdy

2026.05.13 16:00

Opinion | The strange fall of Keir Starmer

Opinion | The strange fall of Keir Starmer

Opinion | The great hedging of bets, China-Russia and the USA

Opinion | The great hedging of bets, China-Russia and the USA

Opinion | The great hedging of bets, China-Russia and the USA Within days of US President Donald Trump visiting China, he was followed in his footsteps by Vladimir Putin of Russia, who also met with Xi Jinping in Beijing. The two countries signed more than twenty new agreements, although only reached a "general understanding" regarding a new pipeline. Together, they immediately criticised aspects of America's conduct, including its war with Iran, the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, US support for Ukraine, violations of national sovereignty, as well as criticism of Japanese rearmament.

Tom Fowdy

2026.05.21 15:00

Opinion | Another crazy China spy case, another gross miscarriage of justice

Opinion | Another crazy China spy case, another gross miscarriage of justice

Opinion | Another crazy China spy case, another gross miscarriage of justice I feel so sad and sorry for Eileen Wang, mayor of Arcadia, southern California. She has been charged with acting as "an illegal foreign agent of China". For pleading guilty to one count, she could face up to 10 years in prison.

Philip Yeung

2026.05.20 20:00

Opinion | The subtext of Trump's China visit

Opinion | The subtext of Trump's China visit

Opinion | The subtext of Trump's China visit The much-hyped, twice-postponed and high-stakes visit by Trump to China has produced no releasable major breakthroughs—though alcohol-averse Trump's taking a sip of wine in toasting China is a symbolic breakthrough.

Philip Yeung

2026.05.18 17:00

Opinion | The logic of national security: Why Hong Kong's framework is necessary, measured and lawful

Opinion | The logic of national security: Why Hong Kong's framework is necessary, measured and lawful

Opinion | The logic of national security: Why Hong Kong's framework is necessary, measured and lawful In the recently released film Cold War 1994 (寒戰1994), Hong Kong is not merely a city of police manoeuvres, elite rivalries and institutional tension. It is a city standing at the edge of a geopolitical transition, where local order, colonial power, organised interests and external influence collide beneath the surface of public life. The film works because its anxiety feels recognisable: Hong Kong has always been more than a commercial port or financial hub. It has been a strategic space where law, sovereignty, capital and politics meet — and where power is never merely local.

Opinion

2026.05.14 17:00

Opinion | The strange fall of Keir Starmer

Opinion | The strange fall of Keir Starmer

Opinion | The strange fall of Keir Starmer Only short of two years ago did Keir Starmer's Labour Party romp its way to power with a 174-seat majority in the 2024 General Election. It was a result not achieved since Tony Blair back in 1997, and it reflected genuine discontent with 14 years of Conservative government which had brought the country to its knees

Tom Fowdy

2026.05.13 16:00

Opinion | From 'whiff whaff' to 'ping pong'---how China table tennis conquers the world

Opinion | From 'whiff whaff' to 'ping pong'---how China table tennis conquers the world

Opinion | From 'whiff whaff' to 'ping pong'---how China table tennis conquers the world Contrary to belief among the Chinese, ping pong, or table tennis, was not invented in China. It was, in fact, invented in England at the end of the 19th century when partygoers discovered that they could play a game over a dinner table, with a champagne cork as the ball.

Philip Yeung

2026.05.12 19:47

Opinion | What will Donald Trump's visit to China bring?

Opinion | What will Donald Trump's visit to China bring?

Opinion | What will Donald Trump's visit to China bring? As announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, US President Donald Trump is set to visit China from May 13th to May 15th. In doing so, he becomes the first US President to visit the country since 2017, which was of course undertaken by himself.

Tom Fowdy

2026.05.12 14:45

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