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Opinion | Would Trump oppose 'Taiwan independence' for a trade deal Starting with the Washington Post, multiple US newspapers over the past few days have claimed that China is asking for Donald Trump to "oppose Taiwan independence" in exchange for a trade deal, making it one of the key concessions on the table.

Tom Fowdy

2025.09.30 15:20

Opinion | Would Trump oppose 'Taiwan independence' for a trade deal

Opinion | Would Trump oppose 'Taiwan independence' for a trade deal

Opinion | Trump's deal over TikTok is the least worst choice, I'd take it Over the past week, US President Donald Trump has proclaimed that a deal regarding the future of the Chinese social media application TikTok has been effectively sealed.

Tom Fowdy

2025.09.29 13:31

Opinion | Trump's deal over TikTok is the least worst choice, I'd take it

Opinion | Trump's deal over TikTok is the least worst choice, I'd take it

Opinion | The 'unlikely' martyr A Martyr is defined as "a person who is killed or made to suffer because of their religious or other beliefs." Across all religions and ideologies, the idea of martyrdom, the concept of someone having died for fighting for a specific cause or belief system, is almost always glorified. Christianity after all, is built exclusively on the concept of martyrdom, teaching that Jesus Christ willingly died for the sins of the world.

Tom Fowdy

2025.09.25 14:30

Opinion | The 'unlikely' martyr

Opinion | The 'unlikely' martyr

Opinion | The Pakistan-Saudi Defence Agreement shows a changing world On 17th September, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed an unprecedented defense agreement which defined "an attack on one as an attack on both". Although defense agreements involving non-superpower countries are not uncommon regarding some levels of cooperation, for such an agreement to be invoked using NATO like language, thus constituting a "treaty of alliance" is arguably a gamechanger in terms of what it represents geopolitically. The world is changing, and the alliance systems of old no longer satisfy the merits of states.

Tom Fowdy

2025.09.23 09:18

Opinion | The Pakistan-Saudi Defence Agreement shows a changing world

Opinion | The Pakistan-Saudi Defence Agreement shows a changing world

Opinion | How the delegation at China's parade reveals a new geopolitical consolidation On September 3, China will hold a commemorative parade to celebrate Victory Day, marking 80 years since the end of World War II, or more locally, China's war against Japan, which is called the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.

Tom Fowdy

2025.08.29 21:10

Opinion | How the delegation at China's parade reveals a new geopolitical consolidation

Opinion | How the delegation at China's parade reveals a new geopolitical consolidation

Opinion | Would Trump oppose 'Taiwan independence' for a trade deal

Opinion | Would Trump oppose 'Taiwan independence' for a trade deal

Opinion | Would Trump oppose 'Taiwan independence' for a trade deal Starting with the Washington Post, multiple US newspapers over the past few days have claimed that China is asking for Donald Trump to "oppose Taiwan independence" in exchange for a trade deal, making it one of the key concessions on the table.

Tom Fowdy

2025.09.30 15:20

Opinion | Trump's deal over TikTok is the least worst choice, I'd take it

Opinion | Trump's deal over TikTok is the least worst choice, I'd take it

Opinion | Trump's deal over TikTok is the least worst choice, I'd take it Over the past week, US President Donald Trump has proclaimed that a deal regarding the future of the Chinese social media application TikTok has been effectively sealed.

Tom Fowdy

2025.09.29 13:31

Opinion | The 'unlikely' martyr

Opinion | The 'unlikely' martyr

Opinion | The 'unlikely' martyr A Martyr is defined as "a person who is killed or made to suffer because of their religious or other beliefs." Across all religions and ideologies, the idea of martyrdom, the concept of someone having died for fighting for a specific cause or belief system, is almost always glorified. Christianity after all, is built exclusively on the concept of martyrdom, teaching that Jesus Christ willingly died for the sins of the world.

Tom Fowdy

2025.09.25 14:30

Opinion | The Pakistan-Saudi Defence Agreement shows a changing world

Opinion | The Pakistan-Saudi Defence Agreement shows a changing world

Opinion | The Pakistan-Saudi Defence Agreement shows a changing world On 17th September, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed an unprecedented defense agreement which defined "an attack on one as an attack on both". Although defense agreements involving non-superpower countries are not uncommon regarding some levels of cooperation, for such an agreement to be invoked using NATO like language, thus constituting a "treaty of alliance" is arguably a gamechanger in terms of what it represents geopolitically. The world is changing, and the alliance systems of old no longer satisfy the merits of states.

Tom Fowdy

2025.09.23 09:18

Opinion | How the delegation at China's parade reveals a new geopolitical consolidation

Opinion | How the delegation at China's parade reveals a new geopolitical consolidation

Opinion | How the delegation at China's parade reveals a new geopolitical consolidation On September 3, China will hold a commemorative parade to celebrate Victory Day, marking 80 years since the end of World War II, or more locally, China's war against Japan, which is called the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.

Tom Fowdy

2025.08.29 21:10

Opinion | 'I'm not looking for a new England': Explosion of English nationalism and battle for soul of country

Opinion | 'I'm not looking for a new England': Explosion of English nationalism and battle for soul of country

Opinion | 'I'm not looking for a new England': Explosion of English nationalism and battle for soul of country One of the most distinguishable hallmarks about the British Empire, and the United Kingdom in general, is how it at large transcended ethnic lines and created a universalist national identity that was premised on values and culture, as opposed to blood and soil. The premise of an inclusive "British" identity had been formed by the fact that the UK was a constitutional union of two states, Scotland and England, and thus bypassed the modern "nation state" formula that one country was defined solely by one people.

Tom Fowdy

2025.08.28 12:30

Opinion | How the wave of Taiwan independence politics faltered

Opinion | How the wave of Taiwan independence politics faltered

Opinion | How the wave of Taiwan independence politics faltered Over the past few years, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) have dominated the internal politics of Taiwan. Emboldened by western anti-China sentiment and backing from the United States, the DPP, first under Tsai ing-wen, then second under Lai Ching-te, believed that it could make incremental moves towards establishing the formalised "independence" of Taiwan and severing its identity as a form of China. This strategy of "Salami Slicing" rapidly gained pace around 2021.

Tom Fowdy

2025.08.22 18:00

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