A Journal of Analysis and News
Keith K C Hui is a Chinese University of Hong Kong graduate, a Fellow of The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (UK), a former Manager (Asset Management) at HK Monetary Authority and now a retired businessman; and the author of “Helmsman Ruler: China’s Pragmatic Version of Plato’s Ideal Political Succession System in The Republic”.
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) June 2016 research report “Neoliberalism: Oversold?” which was described as “a political bombshell
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Boris Johnson’s ‘part-Kenyan’ portrait of President Obama [Note 1] may be forgotten soon but, as a widely anticipated successor to
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All U.S. troops — 54,000 in Japan and 28,500 in South Korea — will be withdrawn by the time the
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By claiming it is an internal affair inside Korea and threatening to strike Japan and Alaska with nuclear bombs via
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Renowned American journalist Robert D. Kaplan warned the West that, in the light of the quick deterioration of the arable
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Although the ISIL is a convenient common enemy, the Paris attacks have widened the “deep rift within the Western world”
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The Mideast map-redrawing ‘Act One’ has begun. Ba’athist/Alawite Syria, Sunni Syria, Kurdistan, Sunni Iraq and Shi’a Iraq are the first
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Maher Zain, a 1981-born singer who was just eight when his Lebanese family was admitted by Sweden, is the latest
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By reiterating Japan’s “unshakable” apology for World War II and legalizing the necessary enhancements to operate its Self-Defense Forces like
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Take a look at the map of the Middle East and North Africa. You can see many straight lines labeled
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