Alex Y. Lo
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EU's proposed trade 'kill switch' sparks criticism amid geopolitical tensions
The European Union is considering a trade "kill switch" to restrict market access in response to economic coercion, a move that has drawn criticism from China. This proposal, backed by EU leaders like Ursula von der Ley…
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Starbucks faces US criticism over new stores in Xinjiang
A US congressman has criticized Starbucks for opening two new stores in Ürümqi, the capital of China's Xinjiang region. The congressman, John Moolenaar, chairman of the House Select Committee on China, stated that the C…
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Billionaires build doomsday bunkers amid fears of AI apocalypse and global catastrophe
Several ultra-wealthy individuals from Silicon Valley and Wall Street are reportedly preparing for potential doomsday scenarios by constructing secure, disaster-resistant shelters. Figures like Elon Musk have expressed …
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China's global standing rises as US policies alienate international partners · 1 source tracked
Global surveys indicate that China's popularity has increased relative to the United States, not due to China becoming more appealing, but because US policies have become widely unpopular. Recent summits, such as the Sh…
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Reassessing Tung Chee-hwa's legacy as Hong Kong's first chief executive
The legacy of Hong Kong's first chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa, is being re-examined following his death at age 89. Political scientists Sonny Lo Shiu-hing and Lau Siu-kai offer contrasting views on Tung's tenure, debat…
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China's shrinking population could spur tech innovation for economic growth
Despite a declining and aging population, China's economic future may be bolstered by the widespread adoption of advanced technology, according to some economists. This perspective challenges the prevailing narrative th…
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Chinese STEM PhDs launch satirical journals to vent academic frustrations
Junior researchers in China's STEM fields are creating satirical journals to cope with academic pressures. These publications, often humorously named after prestigious scientific journals like Science and Nature, serve …