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Opinion | Jensen Huang and the weaponization of the word 'spy' in media discourse Jensen Huang, the Taiwan born CEO of Nvidia Corp, one of the most important chip producers on the planet, has been caught in a massive scandal. On 29th October, The New York Times published an expose claiming that Huang, 63, was having a (later admitted) relationship with a Chinese woman named Alice Huang (no relation), an executive at the Singapore-based company Megaspeed.
Tom Fowdy
2026.11.10 16:20
Opinion | The Big AI correction is finally here, but the clock won't be turned back Stock markets around the world are falling, at least when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI) companies and those dependent upon the technology.
Tom Fowdy
2026.11.06 19:30
Opinion | Why a 'Lame Duck' Trump is a far more dangerous one- turbulent times ahead The Republicans have suffered a wipeout in the US Mid-term elections.
Tom Fowdy
2026.11.06 15:12
Opinion | How MAGA killed the love-in with India In the year 2019, Donald Trump embraced Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a massive stadium-filled event in Texas. A digital screen proclaimed "HOWDY MODI!" in a moment which symbolised, at the time, an increasingly closer partnership between Washington and New Delhi.
Tom Fowdy
2026.11.01 11:05
Opinion | How Lula's re-election thwarts the New Monroe Doctrine in a relief for China Left-leaning titan Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, better known as just "Lula" has been re-elected President of Brazil. The re-election of Lula is a thorn in the side of the US. Because Lula advocates a geopolitical strategy of multipolarity and pursues close engagement with countries such as Russia and China. This itself becomes a direct obstacle to the Trump administration's immediate and explicitly stated foreign policy priority of securing complete hegemony over the western hemisphere region, or "The Americas" in a strategy that has been widely described as a "new Monroe doctrine."
Tom Fowdy
2026.10.29 18:45
Opinion | Why Ukraine peace isn't as easy as an electoral wishlist Donald Trump insists that we are "the closest we've ever been to ending the Ukraine war." The comments came as Russia claimed it is "ready in principle" to resume peace talks, following a visit by two US special envoys to Moscow on Wednesday. According to Reuters, such three-way talks will begin next month.
Tom Fowdy
2026.10.22 13:10
Opinion | Understanding Trump's 'stage-managed hostility' in diplomacy and acts towards Ukraine Over the past week or so, US President Donald Trump has engaged in an extraordinary rhetorical campaign against Ukraine's President Zelensky. Kicking off with the controversial "diesel deal" with Russia, Trump has gone on to slam Ukraine's leader, describing him as "not a good guy to deal with" and "doesn't know what he is talking about." These rhetorical jabs have come with allegations from Kyiv that the United States has been limiting intelligence sharing with Ukraine, and even cut off support from Elon Musk's Starlink service.
Tom Fowdy
2026.10.21 16:20
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