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Opinion | Who needs a dying G-7? The G-7 is virtually dead, killed by the disdain of Donald Trump. Never has its summit fizzled out before the eyes of the world, as the latest hosted by Canada. Carefully curated and costing a massive $300 million, it couldn't keep Trump in his seat as he made an early exit, reducing it to a side show not worth his bother.
Philip Yeung
2025.06.19 15:17
Opinion | An ugly divorce Nothing lasts long with Trump. Nothing ends well with him either. Those who work for him either get fired, jailed, or blacklisted. Shockingly, Trump himself has given his relationship woes a new name: "The Trump Derangement Syndrome". Yes, but for everyone in his charmed circle, it can be highly contagious.
Philip Yeung
2025.06.07 18:17
Opinion | Gaza, the hellhole of a failed species His eyes are evil. He smiles daggers. Netanyahu, the mass murderer of the 21st century, is nastier than the Nazis. He is evil incarnate. A former US secretary of state once said that when he looked Putin in the eye, he saw "KGB, KGB, KGB." Now, when one locks eyes with Netanyahu, one sees "mass murderer, serial murderer". He is without doubt the world's public enemy number one.
Philip Yeung
2025.06.05 13:33
Opinion | How to disable the ticking Trump time bomb America is in uncharted territory. For the first time, the universe is revolving around one certifiable, unhinged man who wants to satisfy his limitless lust for power.
Philip Yeung
2025.05.28 15:38
Opinion | Harvard in hell Harvard is the richest, proudest and oldest university in America. Founded in 1636, it is older than the country itself. At US$52 billion, its endowment is bigger than the GDP of some 100 countries. If any entity is untouchable, indestructible and tamper-proof, it is Harvard. Now we are not so sure. Trump is throwing everything, including the kitchen sink, at this venerable institution.
Philip Yeung
2025.05.24 17:35
Opinion | Two epic victories on two fronts in two days What a golden moment in Chinese history! China's airborne early warning systems with the advanced avionics and combat capabilities of its fighter jets have scored a stunning victory in the India-Pakistan conflict, forcing the hostilities to a sudden standstill. On a different front, China has coaxed and cornered the US into a reversal of its crazy tariff policies. With a 90-day pause, the levies have come crashing down to a measly 10%. How did China do it?
Philip Yeung
2025.05.14 19:11
Opinion | India 'ignites an inferno'---China douses it There is a famous saying, "If you want peace, you must prepare for war." Nowhere is this truer than in the short-lived India-Pakistan war.
Philip Yeung
2025.05.11 10:18
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