According to Xinhua News Agency, the CCP Central Politburo reviewed and established the "Party Central Decision-Making Deliberation and Coordination Mechanism" on June 30, setting up a "Party Central Decision-Making Deliberation and Coordination Institution
Three years later, will those "inside the city" leave? In this war, Ukraine has extensively used drones to counter Russian attacks, with its unmanned aircraft even considered by the outside world to be developing faster than major powers like China and the US.
With key programs set to expire and humanitarian quotas shrinking through 2027, Canada’s once-targeted support for Hong Kong residents is becoming increasingly precarious. These developments signal more than just administrative slowdown.
Taiwan’s ample reserves and existing fund infrastructure make a sovereign wealth fund of USD 100 billion feasible. This article compares global funds, assesses Taiwan’s readiness, and argues the move would enhance long-term returns and strategic capacity.
Britain cedes the Chagos Archipelago—home to vital military assets—to a nation with no navy, marking a historic strategic misstep and deepening its sea blindness in an era of global maritime uncertainty.
Extending BN(O) residency means £5,625–£10,000 in extra costs per person—visa fees, health surcharges, tests, and legal fees. With 209,000 holders affected, total costs could exceed £2 billion, triggering legal challenges and political fallout.
A nation surrounded by the sea ought not to forget the importance of the sea. As Britain drifts from its maritime roots, its eroded naval strength threatens not just power projection—but its very identity as a cultural seapower.
