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Putin hit for widening war

Amid a swirl of ongoing and upcoming international crises, the Ukraine war overwhelmingly dominated debate at the United Nations General Assembly.

2022-09-28 16:55

Queen Elizabeth II: end of an era

The queen has died; the page of history has turned. The passing of Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-serving monarch, has shocked and saddened much of the world despite the sovereign's declining health and her 96 years of age. Just months after having joyfully celebrated her platinum jubilee commemorating 70 years on the British throne, she has passed.

2022-09-21 15:53

Ukraine: tiptoeing around wider tragedy

As Vladimir Putin's war continues against Ukraine, there's now a grim acceptance of tragedy: targeted civilians, wrecked cities and Russia's threat to use nuclear weapons.

2022-08-24 15:37

French summer, European winter?

It's been a strange and uncertain summer, marked by high temperatures, torrid inflation and a very hot war on Europe's eastern doorstep.

2022-08-18 16:14

Beijing dragon blinks

Despite their huffing, puffing and threatening, regarding the short but symbolically important visit of U.S. Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi to what China deems a “renegade province,” Taiwan, the Beijing dragon blinked. Nancy Pelosi's landmark - if controversial - visit to Taiwan went forward, and then it was magically over in less than a day.

2022-08-14 16:22

Ukraine's food siege is broken, we hope

Visiting a bountiful farmers' market on France's western Brittany coast, you can't help but be dazzled by the choice and abundance of fresh fruit and food. Even in small towns, the sheer choice and selection is daunting. Now let's metaphysically transport ourselves to Ukraine's besieged Black Sea coast where for endless months, the bounty of wheat and grains have been blocked by the Russian occupiers from leaving ports and being shipped to the outside world.

2022-07-27 16:43

Jolting wake-up call on Chinese intel theft

The jolting but not unexpected wake-up call came from London. In a rare and unprecedented joint press conference the chiefs of both the British MI5 domestic intelligence service and their American counterpart, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), presented a poignant and riveting account of China's sweeping intelligence-gathering operations and its wider implications for global business, cyber and military security.

2022-07-13 16:54

NATO's new Nordic flank

Just a year ago, the political odds of comfortably neutral Sweden and Finland joining NATO were a long shot. However, Vladimir Putin's attack on Ukraine changed the military threat and jolted the political calculus. At last week's NATO Summit in Madrid, both countries were fast-tracked to full membership in the North Atlantic alliance.

2022-07-05 17:00

Storm clouds threaten Hong Kong's once bright horizons

How time flies. It's been 25 years since Hong Kong returned to Chinese control, a quarter-century since the prosperous British Crown Colony became a semi-autonomous part of the People's Republic of China, the world's largest dictatorship. Nonetheless, the small but feisty islands on the south China coast remained a prosperous and relatively free place, until recently

2022-06-28 16:54

China's new red line threatens Taiwan's space

Is China drawing yet another provocative red line, this time in the narrow but strategic Taiwan Strait? The Beijing regime recently claimed that the Taiwan Strait, the defensive body of water buffering the island democracy from Mainland China, is actually sovereign Chinese territory.

2022-06-22 16:35

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