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Opinion | Who is the paper tiger now: US or China? In Trump's tiny dictionary, "tariff" is the most beautiful word in the English language. But in his mouth, it sounds ugly, and in his hand, it has become a dirty weapon.

Philip Yeung

2025.04.06 16:05

Opinion | Who is the paper tiger now: US or China?

Opinion | Who is the paper tiger now: US or China?

Opinion | How China reinvented itself--- A recipe for super-success in nation-building In his book "Chinese Characteristics", published in 1894, Arthur Henderson Smith, an American missionary, painted a dismal picture of a people wallowing in misery, poverty and disunity. For more than a century, it served as a handbook to dissect the Chinese personality, and remained the most authoritative and widely read book by a Westerner on China.

Philip Yeung

2022.11.07 10:09

Opinion | How China reinvented itself--- A recipe for super-success in nation-building

Opinion | How China reinvented itself--- A recipe for super-success in nation-building

EyE on U | Ebrahim Hashem: Economic center of gravity moving from West to East In this edition of EyE on U, we invite Ebrahim Hashem, a strategist, consultant and scholar from the United Arab Emirates, to share with us his views on the global economy, world order and Sino-Arab relations. He has been following the rise of China since 2011, when he worked on a strategic project for the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in relation to China's 12th Five-Year Plan.

EyE on U

2022.10.28 15:12

EyE on U | Ebrahim Hashem: Economic center of gravity moving from West to East

EyE on U | Ebrahim Hashem: Economic center of gravity moving from West to East

Legal Affairs EP14 | Rule of law, judicial independence still intact in HK: Chan Chak-ming tells int'l legal community In this edition of Legal Affairs, we invite Chan Chak-ming to share with us his experience of the trip. Chan says that this was his first visit to London as President of the Law Society to participate in the Year and his first overseas trip in the past three years due to the epidemic.

Legal Affairs

2022.10.24 16:00

Legal Affairs EP14 | Rule of law, judicial independence still intact in HK: Chan Chak-ming tells int'l legal community

Legal Affairs EP14 | Rule of law, judicial independence still intact in HK: Chan Chak-ming tells int'l legal community

C'est la Chine · Vietnam | HK company's devotion: Creating Chinese language teaching and research center in Vietnam The Jonathan KS Choi Cultural Centre in Hanoi, Vietnam was donated by Dr. Jonathan K.S. Choi, Chairman of the Hong Kong-based Sunwah Group. The ULIS-SUNWAH Chinese Teaching and Research Centre established in 2011, is also housed here. Over the years, the Research Center has been dedicated to promoting the development of Chinese language teaching and research in Vietnam.

C'est la Chine

2022.11.02 15:42

C'est la Chine · Vietnam | HK company's devotion: Creating Chinese language teaching and research center in Vietnam

C'est la Chine · Vietnam | HK company's devotion: Creating Chinese language teaching and research center in Vietnam

Opinion | Vital lessons for China from Venezuela

Opinion | Vital lessons for China from Venezuela

Opinion | Vital lessons for China from Venezuela Trump has unscrambled the rules of the geopolitical chess game. To reunify with Taiwan, China needs a rethink on its strategy, or it will be outplayed.

Philip Yeung

2026.01.09 11:06

Opinion | A new terrifying world

Opinion | A new terrifying world

Opinion | A new terrifying world In 2026, an evil doctrine was born—the Don-roe Doctrine. For Trump, nothing is now off limits. Not Columbia. Not Cuba. Not Mexico. Not Canada, and definitely, not Greenland. To Trump, they are all ripe for US takeover, by military means if necessary. The Venezuela smash-and-grab went off without a glitch. It whets Trump's appetite for his next foreign conquests.

Philip Yeung

2026.01.08 11:45

Opinion | The end of the rules-based global order

Opinion | The end of the rules-based global order

Opinion | The end of the rules-based global order Trump is a faithfully law-abiding global leader. He obeys the law of the jungle. In fact, he dictates them. Welcome to Venezuela, Trump's new jungle. In a surgical operation, its leader was snatched from his sleep, handcuffed, leg-shackled and taken to New York. Within 24 hours, American oil executives were air-dropped into Venezuela to oversee the management of the world's richest oil reserves. What a textbook, shock-and-awe, silky-smooth bank job!

Philip Yeung

2026.01.05 10:00

Opinion | The high priest of China-bashing sinks to a new low

Opinion | The high priest of China-bashing sinks to a new low

Opinion | The high priest of China-bashing sinks to a new low He is at it again, the dean of China's knee-jerk critics. Simon Tisdall is his usual hysterical self, out to scuttle Starmer's upcoming trip to Beijing, because he is allergic to the idea.

Philip Yeung

2025.12.27 16:25

Opinion | Europe in a funk--time for a China courtship

Opinion | Europe in a funk--time for a China courtship

Opinion | Europe in a funk--time for a China courtship Europe has a sorry record for grossly misreading China. And now, it is struggling to save its own sorry ass. Economically, it is stagnating. Militarily, it is sucked into an endless proxy war with Russia. Technologically, it is sidelined in a tug-of-war between two global tech giants. Relationship-wise, Europe is on its own. It is drifting directionless.

Philip Yeung

2025.12.20 15:00

Opinion | Remember the ghosts of the Nanjing Massacre

Opinion | Remember the ghosts of the Nanjing Massacre

Opinion | Remember the ghosts of the Nanjing Massacre Today, at 10 a.m. sharp, a siren wailed in every corner of China. People stood in sorrowful silence, heads bowed, in painful remembrance of over 300,000 souls who perished at the hands of barbaric Japanese war criminals.

Philip Yeung

2025.12.13 19:46

Opinion | Welcome back, President Macron! Do we even know you, Mr. Starmer?

Opinion | Welcome back, President Macron! Do we even know you, Mr. Starmer?

Opinion | Welcome back, President Macron! Do we even know you, Mr. Starmer? As America retreats into itself, three former imperial powers react differently to its isolationism. Japan decides to rearm and provoke China. France goes on a charm offensive in the Middle Kingdom. And the United Kingdom? It chooses to stalk the middle ground.

Philip Yeung

2025.12.07 20:31

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