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Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight Since 2014, a "new" bridge has stood on the Yalu River between Dandong in China and Sinuiju in North Korea. This massive white spired bridge, built by Chinese engineering, was intended to deepen economic integration between the two Communist neighbours, having previously relied on the very small, Japanese Imperial-derived railway bridge known as the "Sino-Korean Friendship Bridge." The new bridge was thus to be revolutionary, yet for reasons entirely related to the North Korean side, it didn't open.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.16 14:00

Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight

Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight

Opinion | Here's what Trump's Russian diesel ploy is all about US President Donald Trump has provoked outrage by announcing a plan to import diesel from the Russian Federation. The plan, widely condemned by allies and other American politicians, is a slap in the face to the massive sanctions imposed on Moscow by Washington following its invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.14 18:00

Opinion | Here's what Trump's Russian diesel ploy is all about

Opinion | Here's what Trump's Russian diesel ploy is all about

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again For the past five years, Myanmar in South East Asia has been one of the world's most politically isolated countries. After a military junta deposed its democratically elected government in early 2021, itself only having been established in 2015, Naypyidaw has largely been shunned by the rest of the world. The country has always been fraught by such chronic instability, with the coup itself having triggered an ongoing brutal civil war along its deep-set political and ethnic fault lines. It is very much perceived as "Asia's failed state."

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.09 13:00

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race The government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) is undertaking a highly ambitious scheme to develop what is known as the "Northern Metropolis University Town." This area, situated in the New Territories near to the border of China's Mainland, is to be vastly expanded to create three new university-centred districts, known as San Tin, Hung Shui Kiu and Ta Kwu Ling. Each town will incorporate campuses and have its own subject areas of specialisation, spanning from science, technology, medicine, AI, robotics, arts and other things.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.08 17:10

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union? In 2016, the United Kingdom voted by a narrow majority to leave the European Union (EU). This vote proved to be a decisive turning point in British domestic dynamics, creating new fault lines and a divisive environment to go with it. It thus goes without saying that there are some people, largely in the Middle Classes and in metropolitan areas, who have never gotten over Brexit, pointing to the fact that a great deal of evidence shows it has not been economically beneficial to the country.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.02 12:00

Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union?

Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union?

Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight

Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight

Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight Since 2014, a "new" bridge has stood on the Yalu River between Dandong in China and Sinuiju in North Korea. This massive white spired bridge, built by Chinese engineering, was intended to deepen economic integration between the two Communist neighbours, having previously relied on the very small, Japanese Imperial-derived railway bridge known as the "Sino-Korean Friendship Bridge." The new bridge was thus to be revolutionary, yet for reasons entirely related to the North Korean side, it didn't open.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.16 14:00

Opinion | Here's what Trump's Russian diesel ploy is all about

Opinion | Here's what Trump's Russian diesel ploy is all about

Opinion | Here's what Trump's Russian diesel ploy is all about US President Donald Trump has provoked outrage by announcing a plan to import diesel from the Russian Federation. The plan, widely condemned by allies and other American politicians, is a slap in the face to the massive sanctions imposed on Moscow by Washington following its invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.14 18:00

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again

Opinion | Why the US is engaging with Myanmar again For the past five years, Myanmar in South East Asia has been one of the world's most politically isolated countries. After a military junta deposed its democratically elected government in early 2021, itself only having been established in 2015, Naypyidaw has largely been shunned by the rest of the world. The country has always been fraught by such chronic instability, with the coup itself having triggered an ongoing brutal civil war along its deep-set political and ethnic fault lines. It is very much perceived as "Asia's failed state."

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.09 13:00

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race The government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) is undertaking a highly ambitious scheme to develop what is known as the "Northern Metropolis University Town." This area, situated in the New Territories near to the border of China's Mainland, is to be vastly expanded to create three new university-centred districts, known as San Tin, Hung Shui Kiu and Ta Kwu Ling. Each town will incorporate campuses and have its own subject areas of specialisation, spanning from science, technology, medicine, AI, robotics, arts and other things.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.08 17:10

Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union?

Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union?

Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union? In 2016, the United Kingdom voted by a narrow majority to leave the European Union (EU). This vote proved to be a decisive turning point in British domestic dynamics, creating new fault lines and a divisive environment to go with it. It thus goes without saying that there are some people, largely in the Middle Classes and in metropolitan areas, who have never gotten over Brexit, pointing to the fact that a great deal of evidence shows it has not been economically beneficial to the country.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.02 12:00

Opinion | Is there really a 'new era' of relations between the US and China

Opinion | Is there really a 'new era' of relations between the US and China

Opinion | Is there really a 'new era' of relations between the US and China It is quite striking that Fox News, of all outlets, has described the recent summit between the leaders of China and the United States through the lens of Donald Trump looking "to usher in a new era with China."

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.30 13:12

Opinion | What can we reasonably expect from the upcoming Xi-Trump summit in Washington

Opinion | What can we reasonably expect from the upcoming Xi-Trump summit in Washington

Opinion | What can we reasonably expect from the upcoming Xi-Trump summit in Washington On September 24th, Chinese leader Xi Jinping will arrive in Washington D.C to meet with President of the United States Donald Trump.

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.23 13:02

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