Harry’s View | 7 Aug 2023
Israel flirts with China to establish Saudi ties, but can Beijing broker deal?
- Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu may seek help to normalise relations, but lack of leverage could stymie Chinese mediation efforts, analysts say
- With Washington’s negotiation efforts stalled, Beijing sees chance to ‘send a huge signal’ by bringing US allies together, observer says
Israel flirts with China to establish Saudi ties, but can Beijing broker deal?
- Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu may seek help to normalise relations, but lack of leverage could stymie Chinese mediation efforts, analysts say
- With Washington’s negotiation efforts stalled, Beijing sees chance to ‘send a huge signal’ by bringing US allies together, observer says
- Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu may seek help to normalise relations, but lack of leverage could stymie Chinese mediation efforts, analysts say
- With Washington’s negotiation efforts stalled, Beijing sees chance to ‘send a huge signal’ by bringing US allies together, observer says
Expert behind mRNA vaccines, in Hong Kong for award, speaks of technology’s promise
Hungarian-American biochemist Professor Katalin Kariko hopes mRNA science can be used for wound-healing and to prevent or treat other conditions, even cancer.
Hungarian-American biochemist Professor Katalin Kariko hopes mRNA science can be used for wound-healing and to prevent or treat other conditions, even cancer.
‘Clearly a concern’: Japan’s hardening China stance sparks regional unease
Tokyo has once again labelled China its ‘greatest strategic challenge’ – a stance analysts say regional elites have likely accepted ‘behind closed doors’, even as Southeast Asian nations remain reluctant to take sides.
Tokyo has once again labelled China its ‘greatest strategic challenge’ – a stance analysts say regional elites have likely accepted ‘behind closed doors’, even as Southeast Asian nations remain reluctant to take sides.
‘Clearly a concern’: Japan’s hardening China stance sparks regional unease
Tokyo has once again labelled China its ‘greatest strategic challenge’ – a stance analysts say regional elites have likely accepted ‘behind closed doors’, even as Southeast Asian nations remain reluctant to take sides.
In Niger, China’s path to stability may diverge from Western priorities
After July’s military coup in the West African country, observers are watching to see who Beijing works with to help restore stability in the region.
After July’s military coup in the West African country, observers are watching to see who Beijing works with to help restore stability in the region.
In Niger, China’s path to stability may diverge from Western priorities
After July’s military coup in the West African country, observers are watching to see who Beijing works with to help restore stability in the region.
Safety row hits Chinese high-speed railway. How serious is the issue?
State-owned outlet says foundation pillars for a rail bridge were shorter than the design length and accuses a construction firm of cutting corners.
7 Shaw Prize winners reveal inspiration for their work
Matthew Bailes, Duncan Lorimer, Maura McLaughlin, Patrick Cramer, Eva Nogales, Vladimir Drinfeld and Yau Shing-tung honoured for outstanding contributions in academic and scientific research
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Husband of Hong Kong star Coco Lee to apply for inquest into her death amid rumours
Bruce Rockowitz is expected to press for legal proceedings so the circumstances of Lee’s death can be publicly examined.
‘Hubby is mad at me, drink’: firms fined for misleading ‘sexist’ collagen ad
A Chinese advertising firm behind a sexist campaign for an “anti-ageing” drink which tells women that looking younger will please an angry husband has been fined US$67,000 for its role in the scandal.
Safety row hits Chinese high-speed railway. How serious is the issue?
State-owned outlet says foundation pillars for a rail bridge were shorter than the design length and accuses a construction firm of cutting corners.
7 Shaw Prize winners reveal inspiration for their work
Matthew Bailes, Duncan Lorimer, Maura McLaughlin, Patrick Cramer, Eva Nogales, Vladimir Drinfeld and Yau Shing-tung honoured for outstanding contributions in academic and scientific research
In partnership with:
Shaw Prize
Husband of Hong Kong star Coco Lee to apply for inquest into her death amid rumours
Bruce Rockowitz is expected to press for legal proceedings so the circumstances of Lee’s death can be publicly examined.
‘Hubby is mad at me, drink’: firms fined for misleading ‘sexist’ collagen ad
A Chinese advertising firm behind a sexist campaign for an “anti-ageing” drink which tells women that looking younger will please an angry husband has been fined US$67,000 for its role in the scandal.
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