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Opinion | Nepal: The money never went to dams—it went to capture the country Last week's flash flood on the Nepal-Xizang border was not fate. That is the disaster in front of the cameras. The cause is older, quieter, and far more deliberate.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.08.31 12:39

Opinion | Nepal: The money never went to dams—it went to capture the country

Opinion | Nepal: The money never went to dams—it went to capture the country

Opinion | Diplomatic bankruptcies—America's lost decade "The king of bankruptcies". That's Ontario premier Doug Ford's unforgettable nickname for Donald Trump. Pre-presidency, he had bankrupted everything he touched, from Trump Casino to Trump University. He is now about to inflict a similar fate on his own country, the richest and mightiest empire in human history.

Philip Yeung

2026.08.30 15:20

Opinion | Diplomatic bankruptcies—America's lost decade

Opinion | Diplomatic bankruptcies—America's lost decade

Opinion | The Philippines as America's next Ukraine The article examines the US and Philippine militaries' assessment of Sanjia Steel, a Chinese-linked civilian steel facility in Misamis Oriental, as a potential site for Balikatan 2027. It argues that the visit reflects a broader trend of civilian infrastructure in the Philippines being incorporated into US-Philippine military planning, blurring the boundary between commercial and military space.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.08.28 19:35

Opinion | The Philippines as America's next Ukraine

Opinion | The Philippines as America's next Ukraine

Opinion | The growing Transatlantic rift over Israel-Palestine Yesterday the Trump Administration "designated Palestine Action… as a terrorist group" as part of what they have described as a "crackdown on left-wing groups in its counterterrorism efforts." In making the designation, the advocacy group is now on the same legal level as ISIS and Al-Qaeda, and those associated with it will be banned from the country.

Tom Fowdy

2026.08.27 16:12

Opinion | The growing Transatlantic rift over Israel-Palestine

Opinion | The growing Transatlantic rift over Israel-Palestine

Opinion | Fifteen years aloft: The enduring code behind HK's air cargo supremacy In April 2026, Airports Council International confirmed what has become an annual ritual: HKIA was once again the world's busiest cargo airport, handling 5.07 million tonnes in 2025—the fifteenth time it has topped the global rankings since 2010. Fifteen years of sustained primacy, spanning a global financial aftershock, a pandemic that grounded aviation, and profound geopolitical realignment, cannot be attributed to luck.

Kevin Lau

2026.08.27 09:30

Opinion | Fifteen years aloft: The enduring code behind HK's air cargo supremacy

Opinion | Fifteen years aloft: The enduring code behind HK's air cargo supremacy

Opinion | Nepal: The money never went to dams—it went to capture the country

Opinion | Nepal: The money never went to dams—it went to capture the country

Opinion | Nepal: The money never went to dams—it went to capture the country Last week's flash flood on the Nepal-Xizang border was not fate. That is the disaster in front of the cameras. The cause is older, quieter, and far more deliberate.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.08.31 12:39

Opinion | Diplomatic bankruptcies—America's lost decade

Opinion | Diplomatic bankruptcies—America's lost decade

Opinion | Diplomatic bankruptcies—America's lost decade "The king of bankruptcies". That's Ontario premier Doug Ford's unforgettable nickname for Donald Trump. Pre-presidency, he had bankrupted everything he touched, from Trump Casino to Trump University. He is now about to inflict a similar fate on his own country, the richest and mightiest empire in human history.

Philip Yeung

2026.08.30 15:20

Opinion | The Philippines as America's next Ukraine

Opinion | The Philippines as America's next Ukraine

Opinion | The Philippines as America's next Ukraine The article examines the US and Philippine militaries' assessment of Sanjia Steel, a Chinese-linked civilian steel facility in Misamis Oriental, as a potential site for Balikatan 2027. It argues that the visit reflects a broader trend of civilian infrastructure in the Philippines being incorporated into US-Philippine military planning, blurring the boundary between commercial and military space.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.08.28 19:35

Opinion | The growing Transatlantic rift over Israel-Palestine

Opinion | The growing Transatlantic rift over Israel-Palestine

Opinion | The growing Transatlantic rift over Israel-Palestine Yesterday the Trump Administration "designated Palestine Action… as a terrorist group" as part of what they have described as a "crackdown on left-wing groups in its counterterrorism efforts." In making the designation, the advocacy group is now on the same legal level as ISIS and Al-Qaeda, and those associated with it will be banned from the country.

Tom Fowdy

2026.08.27 16:12

Opinion | Fifteen years aloft: The enduring code behind HK's air cargo supremacy

Opinion | Fifteen years aloft: The enduring code behind HK's air cargo supremacy

Opinion | Fifteen years aloft: The enduring code behind HK's air cargo supremacy In April 2026, Airports Council International confirmed what has become an annual ritual: HKIA was once again the world's busiest cargo airport, handling 5.07 million tonnes in 2025—the fifteenth time it has topped the global rankings since 2010. Fifteen years of sustained primacy, spanning a global financial aftershock, a pandemic that grounded aviation, and profound geopolitical realignment, cannot be attributed to luck.

Kevin Lau

2026.08.27 09:30

Opinion | Beyond handshake: Turning Qatar Airways Cargo's bet into lasting hub strength

Opinion | Beyond handshake: Turning Qatar Airways Cargo's bet into lasting hub strength

Opinion | Beyond handshake: Turning Qatar Airways Cargo's bet into lasting hub strength When Qatar Airways Cargo relocated its regional office to Hong Kong on 19 August and signed a memorandum of understanding with Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK), the ceremony was easy to read as a feel-good headline. But the real test of this partnership lies not in a signing photo; it lies in whether Hong Kong converts one airline's commercial decision into durable, institutional hub capability.

Kevin Lau

2026.08.26 16:30

Watch This | War ghosts hovering over East Asia

Watch This | War ghosts hovering over East Asia

Watch This | War ghosts hovering over East Asia Each August, visits to Yasukuni Shrine reignite long-simmering tensions across East Asia, raising a question that Japan has yet to fully confront: how should a nation come to terms with the darkest chapters of its wartime past?

Young Voices

2026.08.26 14:06

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