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Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China Tuesday's approval of China's new, so-called "Mega Embassy" in London was met with an outpouring of anguish from Britain's Anti-China networks, including MPs, US-backed NGOs, and activists, many of whom have accused Prime Minister Keir Starmer as "selling out" to Beijing in honouring the diplomatic commitment that had been previously made. Indeed, even as the United States has explicitly antagonised Europe, the British media has otherwise continued to fan the flames in trying to undermine Downing Street's pursuit of a balanced, productive relationship with China.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.23 15:25

Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China

Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe The past week has seen an unprecedented crisis emerge in Transatlantic relations as US President Donald Trump has doubled down on his claims to annex the Danish territory of Greenland, and announced tariffs on Britain and European countries for opposing it.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.21 15:45

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe

Opinion | Will Britain finally learn its lesson regarding America For the first time, I am observing a visible backlash against the United States by a significant portion of British society. A poster on a forum I was reading was looking to buy mobile phone brands which were not made by American companies. This was an unusual contrast to similar threads, over half a decade ago now, once wanting to boycott China.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.14 17:30

Opinion | Will Britain finally learn its lesson regarding America

Opinion | Will Britain finally learn its lesson regarding America

Opinion | Cornered by Trump, the EU rows back on its anti-China pivot On Monday, the European Commission appeared to reach a deal in its low-intensity trade standoff with China over Electric Vehicles (EV). Having previously placed tariffs on the import of Chinese EVs into the bloc, which Beijing had began producing and exporting on a phenomenal scale, the Commission made a series of preliminary offers on minimum pricing to China and said it would take into consideration its production investments in the bloc.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.13 13:20

Opinion | Cornered by Trump, the EU rows back on its anti-China pivot

Opinion | Cornered by Trump, the EU rows back on its anti-China pivot

Opinion | Why the Venezuela outcome has nothing to do with 'Chinese equipment' Over the past few days, social media has been awash with bad "hot takes" over the situation in Venezuela. Following the capture of President Nicholas Maduro by US forces, critics of China quickly crawled out of the woodwork to proclaim how the situation constituted a humiliation for Beijing. There were many reasons given, including the claim that Beijing should have militarily intervened to protect him, how China lost a "top ally," and so on.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.07 17:05

Opinion | Why the Venezuela outcome has nothing to do with 'Chinese equipment'

Opinion | Why the Venezuela outcome has nothing to do with 'Chinese equipment'

Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China

Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China

Opinion | Britain must stop being close-minded about China Tuesday's approval of China's new, so-called "Mega Embassy" in London was met with an outpouring of anguish from Britain's Anti-China networks, including MPs, US-backed NGOs, and activists, many of whom have accused Prime Minister Keir Starmer as "selling out" to Beijing in honouring the diplomatic commitment that had been previously made. Indeed, even as the United States has explicitly antagonised Europe, the British media has otherwise continued to fan the flames in trying to undermine Downing Street's pursuit of a balanced, productive relationship with China.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.23 15:25

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe

Opinion | Trump using Greenland as a lever to bully Europe The past week has seen an unprecedented crisis emerge in Transatlantic relations as US President Donald Trump has doubled down on his claims to annex the Danish territory of Greenland, and announced tariffs on Britain and European countries for opposing it.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.21 15:45

Opinion | Will Britain finally learn its lesson regarding America

Opinion | Will Britain finally learn its lesson regarding America

Opinion | Will Britain finally learn its lesson regarding America For the first time, I am observing a visible backlash against the United States by a significant portion of British society. A poster on a forum I was reading was looking to buy mobile phone brands which were not made by American companies. This was an unusual contrast to similar threads, over half a decade ago now, once wanting to boycott China.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.14 17:30

Opinion | Cornered by Trump, the EU rows back on its anti-China pivot

Opinion | Cornered by Trump, the EU rows back on its anti-China pivot

Opinion | Cornered by Trump, the EU rows back on its anti-China pivot On Monday, the European Commission appeared to reach a deal in its low-intensity trade standoff with China over Electric Vehicles (EV). Having previously placed tariffs on the import of Chinese EVs into the bloc, which Beijing had began producing and exporting on a phenomenal scale, the Commission made a series of preliminary offers on minimum pricing to China and said it would take into consideration its production investments in the bloc.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.13 13:20

Opinion | Why the Venezuela outcome has nothing to do with 'Chinese equipment'

Opinion | Why the Venezuela outcome has nothing to do with 'Chinese equipment'

Opinion | Why the Venezuela outcome has nothing to do with 'Chinese equipment' Over the past few days, social media has been awash with bad "hot takes" over the situation in Venezuela. Following the capture of President Nicholas Maduro by US forces, critics of China quickly crawled out of the woodwork to proclaim how the situation constituted a humiliation for Beijing. There were many reasons given, including the claim that Beijing should have militarily intervened to protect him, how China lost a "top ally," and so on.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.07 17:05

Opinion | The Trump Doctrine, Maduro, Venezuela and the Western Hemisphere

Opinion | The Trump Doctrine, Maduro, Venezuela and the Western Hemisphere

Opinion | The Trump Doctrine, Maduro, Venezuela and the Western Hemisphere Nicholas Maduro is now in American custody.

Tom Fowdy

2026.01.06 10:04

Opinion | One rule for themselves, another for Jimmy Lai

Opinion | One rule for themselves, another for Jimmy Lai

Opinion | One rule for themselves, another for Jimmy Lai There was one thing that was clearly apparent long before Jimmy Lai's verdict was delivered on Monday in Hong Kong, that is: Certain officials, figures and institutions in western countries had already decided the outcome was illegitimate, and they would oppose it no matter what, and subsequently frame his sentencing as a diminishing of freedom and the rule of law in the territory.

Tom Fowdy

2025.12.20 11:36

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