繁體版

Get Apps

Get Apps

Through dots,we connect.

youtube

Weibo

/

Home

Video

Opinion

Deepline

Hong Kong

China

World

Business

Lifestyle

Sci-Tech

More

Home

Video

Opinion

Deepline

Hong Kong

China

World

Business

Lifestyle

Sci-Tech

More

Opinion

Young Voices Philip Yeung Grenville Cross Tom Fowdy Eunice Yung Kevin Lau Angelo Giuliano

Opinion | Trump's 'Military Listing' of Chinese firms is a negotiating ploy Yesterday, the Trump administration listed a number of Chinese companies as having "links to the country's military", a blacklist which formally bans them from having business contracts with the US Department of Defence, while otherwise acting symbolically in an attempt to deter US firms from establishing close ties with them and undermining their investment. Amongst the companies listed were Alibaba, Baidu and BYD, none of which have any military ties or purposes whatsoever.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.10 12:00

Opinion | Trump's 'Military Listing' of Chinese firms is a negotiating ploy

Opinion | Trump's 'Military Listing' of Chinese firms is a negotiating ploy

Opinion | China v. Cuba—A study in contrast These two experiments in communism, one in the Eastern, the other in the Western hemisphere, have vastly different outcomes. China is the down-to-earth, hyper-achieving realist, Cuba the incurable romanticist, forever living in the ether of ideology. Not all communist cousins are alike. Cuba is an acquired taste. China is a popular dish.

Philip Yeung

2026.06.09 14:23

Opinion | China v. Cuba—A study in contrast

Opinion | China v. Cuba—A study in contrast

Opinion | Central Asia is closer than it looks—and Hong Kong should move first For many Hong Kong people, Central Asia still feels distant—geographically, culturally, and commercially.

Opinion

2026.06.08 16:32

Opinion | Central Asia is closer than it looks—and Hong Kong should move first

Opinion | Central Asia is closer than it looks—and Hong Kong should move first

Opinion | Trump's new 'forced labour' gambit is another, indirect shot at China The Trump administration has threatened dozens of countries with a new round of tariffs of up to 12.5%, claiming they had "had failed to curb trade in goods made with forced labour." The measures come amidst the US Supreme Court having struck down Trump's previous "emergency tariffs" as unconstitutional, dealing a blow to his global trade conflict and seriously undermining his leverage.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.05 09:15

Opinion | Trump's new 'forced labour' gambit is another, indirect shot at China

Opinion | Trump's new 'forced labour' gambit is another, indirect shot at China

Opinion | The rise of ethno-nationalist politics in Britain The murder of Henry Nowak, an 18-year-old man in Southampton, England, has provoked political outrage. Nowak was stabbed by a Sikh man, Vickrum Digwa, multiple times using a ceremonial dagger known as a Kirpan. When police were called to the scene, they subsequently dismissed Nowak's injuries and arrested him on suspicion of assault, only for him to become unresponsive and pass away on the spot, having stated that he "could not breathe."

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.03 16:00

Opinion | The rise of ethno-nationalist politics in Britain

Opinion | The rise of ethno-nationalist politics in Britain

Opinion | Trump's 'Military Listing' of Chinese firms is a negotiating ploy

Opinion | Trump's 'Military Listing' of Chinese firms is a negotiating ploy

Opinion | Trump's 'Military Listing' of Chinese firms is a negotiating ploy Yesterday, the Trump administration listed a number of Chinese companies as having "links to the country's military", a blacklist which formally bans them from having business contracts with the US Department of Defence, while otherwise acting symbolically in an attempt to deter US firms from establishing close ties with them and undermining their investment. Amongst the companies listed were Alibaba, Baidu and BYD, none of which have any military ties or purposes whatsoever.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.10 12:00

Opinion | China v. Cuba—A study in contrast

Opinion | China v. Cuba—A study in contrast

Opinion | China v. Cuba—A study in contrast These two experiments in communism, one in the Eastern, the other in the Western hemisphere, have vastly different outcomes. China is the down-to-earth, hyper-achieving realist, Cuba the incurable romanticist, forever living in the ether of ideology. Not all communist cousins are alike. Cuba is an acquired taste. China is a popular dish.

Philip Yeung

2026.06.09 14:23

Opinion | Central Asia is closer than it looks—and Hong Kong should move first

Opinion | Central Asia is closer than it looks—and Hong Kong should move first

Opinion | Central Asia is closer than it looks—and Hong Kong should move first For many Hong Kong people, Central Asia still feels distant—geographically, culturally, and commercially.

Opinion

2026.06.08 16:32

Opinion | Trump's new 'forced labour' gambit is another, indirect shot at China

Opinion | Trump's new 'forced labour' gambit is another, indirect shot at China

Opinion | Trump's new 'forced labour' gambit is another, indirect shot at China The Trump administration has threatened dozens of countries with a new round of tariffs of up to 12.5%, claiming they had "had failed to curb trade in goods made with forced labour." The measures come amidst the US Supreme Court having struck down Trump's previous "emergency tariffs" as unconstitutional, dealing a blow to his global trade conflict and seriously undermining his leverage.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.05 09:15

Opinion | The rise of ethno-nationalist politics in Britain

Opinion | The rise of ethno-nationalist politics in Britain

Opinion | The rise of ethno-nationalist politics in Britain The murder of Henry Nowak, an 18-year-old man in Southampton, England, has provoked political outrage. Nowak was stabbed by a Sikh man, Vickrum Digwa, multiple times using a ceremonial dagger known as a Kirpan. When police were called to the scene, they subsequently dismissed Nowak's injuries and arrested him on suspicion of assault, only for him to become unresponsive and pass away on the spot, having stated that he "could not breathe."

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.03 16:00

Watch This | Fabricated threats: Japan's puppet game in Asia

Watch This | Fabricated threats: Japan's puppet game in Asia

Watch This | Fabricated threats: Japan's puppet game in Asia Japan's draft of Tokyo's 2026 defense white paper has leaked. It hasn't even been officially released yet, but the accusations are already lined up: "radar locking," "unsafe approaches," "dual-carrier drills". The language is sharp. The intent is even sharper: paint Beijing as a threat. The only thing missing is evidence.

Young Voices

2026.05.29 18:16

Opinion | Understanding Trump's frozen status quo tactics regarding an 'Iran deal'

Opinion | Understanding Trump's frozen status quo tactics regarding an 'Iran deal'

Opinion | Understanding Trump's frozen status quo tactics regarding an 'Iran deal' It was reported by media today that the United States and Iran had agreed a deal to extend the ceasefire between the two countries for another 60 days and "launch negotiations on the future of its nuclear program." As reported by the media, part of this deal involves an apparent "14 point Memorandum of Understanding" (MoU),

Tom Fowdy

2026.05.29 17:08

Click for more

Click for more

< Go back

Search Content

Content

Title

Keyword

New to old

New to old

Old to new

Relativity

No Result found

No more

Site Map

Download DotDotNews Apps for better browsing experience. Download Apps

Light

Dark