It’s not all good news on Huawei
You have to read the fine print
World
Tuesday
Sunday
Farewell, dear Hong Kong
China’s new security law delivered a death blow to Hong Kong as we know it
Saturday
How do you like US now?
America’s standing in the world doesn’t depend on elite opinions
Friday
Fact check: has Sweden really just renounced its anti-lockdown strategy?
Was something lost — or, rather, added — in translation?
Don’t compare the nationwide riots to Hong Kong
It’s facile and divisive
Tuesday
Dear dictators: don’t lecture the US on how to treat its people
Russia, China, Iran and, worst of all, Canada, are all seeking to exploit the rifts in US society
Sunday
Wuhdunnit? We have only suspicions, not proof
The idea that the virus is man-made is not just a crazy theory that Trump got from one of his golf buddies
Monday
Putin needs Xi more than China needs Russia
A special relationship
Why should Dominic Cummings be sacked for protecting his family?
This is about whether an individual has the right to do what he believes to be right for his family or not
Wednesday
Xi’s useful idiots against free speech
Free-thinking people everywhere should condemn those among us who facilitate China’s lies
Monday
Ma Jian: China’s regime is ‘stronger than ever’
The dissident author Ma Jian on China after the virus
President Trump’s support for Taiwan is welcome
The US government has done more than most to enhance ties with Taipei
Friday
WHO ate all the pangolins?
The World Health Organization ’ s tacit defense of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Tuesday
Beijing’s biotech bullies
Australian politicians need to stop being so naive and wise up about the threat posed by the Chinese Communist party
Thursday
Should we be testing everyone in Britain?
Only the infectious would have to be kept at home
Monday
Time to crush China’s Arctic influence
It’s simply not possible for nations the size of Norway to take on the rising threat of the CCP in the Arctic alone
Tuesday
Curbing China’s rise should be America’s top priority
We cannot accept an order that permits China to create a sphere of authoritarianism beyond its borders
Sunday
Didier Raoult — leader of the hydroxychloroquine cult
He could be right. Even if he isn’t, people will believe him
Thursday
Will coronavirus kill the eurozone?
Merkel fiddles while Rome goes bankrupt
Wednesday
Right on: Boris Johnson’s Britain and the new political reality
Neoliberalism was a ruling-class project that was never popular with working-class citizens
