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

Watch This | When warfare takes a back seat to politics With 215 votes in favor and 208 against, the US House of Representatives passed a resolution aimed at limiting the president's military authority over Iran. After four rounds of proposals and votes, the proposal finally cleared the House. The defection of four Republican lawmakers turned what would normally have been a procedural vote into an open display of political division.

Young Voices

2026.06.15 16:13

Watch This | When warfare takes a back seat to politics

Watch This | When warfare takes a back seat to politics

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

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

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

Watch This | Oil exists, access doesn't The world isn't running out of oil. What it's running into is restriction.

Young Voices

2026.05.07 16:08

Watch This | Oil exists, access doesn't

Watch This | Oil exists, access doesn't

Watch This | Budapest doesn't buy the script In April 2026, Hungary's election brought an end to 16 years of strongman rule, as Viktor Orbán was voted out of power. On the surface, this looks like a routine transfer of power. But what truly matters is not Orbán's departure—it's who tried to keep him in place.

Young Voices

2026.04.27 13:13

Watch This | Budapest doesn't buy the script

Watch This | Budapest doesn't buy the script

Watch This | A pause in fighting, not a step toward peace The ceasefire between the US, Israel, and Iran is nothing more than a calculated ploy. It is a tactical reset—carefully engineered by Washington to buy critical time while its proxies regroup and rearm for the next round of aggression. For Iran, this moment poses a serious strategic test. History shows that the US walks away from its commitments whenever it serves its interests, making any American-brokered agreement fundamentally unreliable from Tehran's perspective.

Young Voices

2026.04.19 20:21

Watch This | A pause in fighting, not a step toward peace

Watch This | A pause in fighting, not a step toward peace

Watch This | When warfare takes a back seat to politics

Watch This | When warfare takes a back seat to politics

Watch This | When warfare takes a back seat to politics With 215 votes in favor and 208 against, the US House of Representatives passed a resolution aimed at limiting the president's military authority over Iran. After four rounds of proposals and votes, the proposal finally cleared the House. The defection of four Republican lawmakers turned what would normally have been a procedural vote into an open display of political division.

Young Voices

2026.06.15 16:13

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

Watch This | Oil exists, access doesn't

Watch This | Oil exists, access doesn't

Watch This | Oil exists, access doesn't The world isn't running out of oil. What it's running into is restriction.

Young Voices

2026.05.07 16:08

Watch This | Budapest doesn't buy the script

Watch This | Budapest doesn't buy the script

Watch This | Budapest doesn't buy the script In April 2026, Hungary's election brought an end to 16 years of strongman rule, as Viktor Orbán was voted out of power. On the surface, this looks like a routine transfer of power. But what truly matters is not Orbán's departure—it's who tried to keep him in place.

Young Voices

2026.04.27 13:13

Watch This | A pause in fighting, not a step toward peace

Watch This | A pause in fighting, not a step toward peace

Watch This | A pause in fighting, not a step toward peace The ceasefire between the US, Israel, and Iran is nothing more than a calculated ploy. It is a tactical reset—carefully engineered by Washington to buy critical time while its proxies regroup and rearm for the next round of aggression. For Iran, this moment poses a serious strategic test. History shows that the US walks away from its commitments whenever it serves its interests, making any American-brokered agreement fundamentally unreliable from Tehran's perspective.

Young Voices

2026.04.19 20:21

Watch This | Israel bites, America holds the leash

Watch This | Israel bites, America holds the leash

Watch This | Israel bites, America holds the leash America is not a neutral bystander in the Middle East's escalating violence. It is an indispensable enabler, providing weapons, funding, and diplomatic cover that allow Israel to wage its brutal campaigns with impunity.

Young Voices

2026.04.01 18:06

Opinion | From classroom to cross-border: Bridging talent gap for HK youth in the digital economy

Opinion | From classroom to cross-border: Bridging talent gap for HK youth in the digital economy

Opinion | From classroom to cross-border: Bridging talent gap for HK youth in the digital economy As the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) enters its "China Year" in 2026, the Greater Bay Area (GBA) is poised at the center of China's dual circulation strategy. Cross-border e-commerce has emerged as a key driver of economic integration and youth entrepreneurship. Yet despite these opportunities, many young people and small businesses in Hong Kong struggle to turn potential into reality.

Young Voices

2026.03.20 20:21

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