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Opinion | China isn't in a rush to end Trump's trade war Donald Trump has unleashed tariffs upon the entire world. From automobiles and components, to steel, to country specific measures, the President has been unrelenting in targeting friends and foes alike, unleashing a protectionist wave that has already gone further and more extensive than his previous Presidency.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.28 12:55

Opinion | China isn't in a rush to end Trump's trade war

Opinion | China isn't in a rush to end Trump's trade war

Opinion | The decline of the United Kingdom In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the British Empire was a mercantilist Imperial superpower that backed up the global interests of its ruling classes through unmatchable naval supremacy. The world's first industrialised country which held an edge in scientific innovation, Britain was able to extend its rule over cast dominions in Africa, the Indian Subcontinent, Malaya and Hong Kong, extracting wealth from the resources of these own territories, all while it nurtured settler colony states in Australia, Canada and New Zealand that supported its cause.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.27 15:49

Opinion | The decline of the United Kingdom

Opinion | The decline of the United Kingdom

Opinion | The Hong Kong International Film Festival showcases boom in Chinese cinema The development of China's economy and consumer lifestyle has naturally propelled the rise of its creative industries, especially film. Although America has long dominated global cinema and shaped global culture with the iconography of Hollywood, China has in recent years developed one of the largest domestic cinema markets on earth producing films that are capable of competing with global blockbusters in terms of revenue.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.21 17:31

Opinion | The Hong Kong International Film Festival showcases boom in Chinese cinema

Opinion | The Hong Kong International Film Festival showcases boom in Chinese cinema

Opinion | Trump's Cultural Revolution at home, and why he's taking hammer to VoA and RFA Last week Donald Trump signed an executive order effectively freezing the media outlets "Voice of America" (VoA) and Radio Free Asia (RFA). The outlets, which would be condemned as propaganda outlets if they were any other country, are designed to push US narratives, ideology, and political goals to the world, with these organizations especially targeting China. RFA after all, pushes broadcasting in a number of languages designed to reach sensitive areas in China's territory, such as for example Tibet, Xinjiang, and Hong Kong.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.20 12:45

Opinion | Trump's Cultural Revolution at home, and why he's taking hammer to VoA and RFA

Opinion | Trump's Cultural Revolution at home, and why he's taking hammer to VoA and RFA

Opinion | Russia doesn't want a ceasefire, as the status quo is a net loss A week is a long time in politics. Just days after Donald Trump staged a tantrum against Ukraine's president Zelensky and announced a cutoff of all aid, he has now resumed that support, demanded Russia adhere to a ceasefire (which Kyiv has publicly agreed to) and placed more sanctions on Moscow.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.14 13:18

Opinion | Russia doesn't want a ceasefire, as the status quo is a net loss

Opinion | Russia doesn't want a ceasefire, as the status quo is a net loss

Opinion | China isn't in a rush to end Trump's trade war

Opinion | China isn't in a rush to end Trump's trade war

Opinion | China isn't in a rush to end Trump's trade war Donald Trump has unleashed tariffs upon the entire world. From automobiles and components, to steel, to country specific measures, the President has been unrelenting in targeting friends and foes alike, unleashing a protectionist wave that has already gone further and more extensive than his previous Presidency.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.28 12:55

Opinion | The decline of the United Kingdom

Opinion | The decline of the United Kingdom

Opinion | The decline of the United Kingdom In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the British Empire was a mercantilist Imperial superpower that backed up the global interests of its ruling classes through unmatchable naval supremacy. The world's first industrialised country which held an edge in scientific innovation, Britain was able to extend its rule over cast dominions in Africa, the Indian Subcontinent, Malaya and Hong Kong, extracting wealth from the resources of these own territories, all while it nurtured settler colony states in Australia, Canada and New Zealand that supported its cause.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.27 15:49

Opinion | The Hong Kong International Film Festival showcases boom in Chinese cinema

Opinion | The Hong Kong International Film Festival showcases boom in Chinese cinema

Opinion | The Hong Kong International Film Festival showcases boom in Chinese cinema The development of China's economy and consumer lifestyle has naturally propelled the rise of its creative industries, especially film. Although America has long dominated global cinema and shaped global culture with the iconography of Hollywood, China has in recent years developed one of the largest domestic cinema markets on earth producing films that are capable of competing with global blockbusters in terms of revenue.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.21 17:31

Opinion | Trump's Cultural Revolution at home, and why he's taking hammer to VoA and RFA

Opinion | Trump's Cultural Revolution at home, and why he's taking hammer to VoA and RFA

Opinion | Trump's Cultural Revolution at home, and why he's taking hammer to VoA and RFA Last week Donald Trump signed an executive order effectively freezing the media outlets "Voice of America" (VoA) and Radio Free Asia (RFA). The outlets, which would be condemned as propaganda outlets if they were any other country, are designed to push US narratives, ideology, and political goals to the world, with these organizations especially targeting China. RFA after all, pushes broadcasting in a number of languages designed to reach sensitive areas in China's territory, such as for example Tibet, Xinjiang, and Hong Kong.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.20 12:45

Opinion | Russia doesn't want a ceasefire, as the status quo is a net loss

Opinion | Russia doesn't want a ceasefire, as the status quo is a net loss

Opinion | Russia doesn't want a ceasefire, as the status quo is a net loss A week is a long time in politics. Just days after Donald Trump staged a tantrum against Ukraine's president Zelensky and announced a cutoff of all aid, he has now resumed that support, demanded Russia adhere to a ceasefire (which Kyiv has publicly agreed to) and placed more sanctions on Moscow.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.14 13:18

Opinion | The Trade wars and Trump's pursuit of destiny in his 2nd term

Opinion | The Trade wars and Trump's pursuit of destiny in his 2nd term

Opinion | The Trade wars and Trump's pursuit of destiny in his 2nd term Donald Trump has unleashed a global trade war against numerous parties. The President has been ruthless in slapping tariffs on Britain, Canada, China, Europe, and Mexico, many of whom have retaliated with measures of their own. The north of the border has responded with indignation over the measures, prompting a surge in Canadian patriotism and defiance, contrasting with the caricature of Canada as a soft and overtly tolerant country that is subservient to American interests.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.13 17:30

Opinion | Can Europe re-engage with China amidst Trump turmoil

Opinion | Can Europe re-engage with China amidst Trump turmoil

Opinion | Can Europe re-engage with China amidst Trump turmoil When Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2022, President of the European Ursula Von Der Leyen came out all guns blazing as a transatlanticist NeoConservative who threw everything at aligning the EU with the United States. Flying to Beijing to denounce her much-loathed "de-risking" agenda in a visit that was met with displeasure, Der Leyden later announced a wide range of probes into Chinese subsidies and proceeded last year to impose duties on the import of Chinese-made electric vehicles, as well as demand technology transfer information for the batteries.

Tom Fowdy

2025.03.07 12:50

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