Monthly Archives: May 2020

.. As Hong Kong is stripped of its autonomy and special status, how will the next chapter play out? https://t.co/SQwGCerYfM — South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) May 29, 2020 .. Excerpts: The end of agreements on taxation, currency exchange, and … Continue reading →

.. Not only is this Taipei restaurant decorated with art supporting Hong Kong protesters, it is also offering jobs to those seeking refuge in Taiwan pic.twitter.com/ruNYNZG2ig — South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) June 6, 2020 .. These activists in Taiwan … Continue reading →

.. #COVID19 accurately diagnosed by AI model https://t.co/EguIYF5FEx via @GENbio — delthia ricks 🔬 (@DelthiaRicks) May 27, 2020

.. This image should be part of historical records as a sign of our times. pic.twitter.com/snay2L73Vs — Dr. Nahid Bhadelia (@BhadeliaMD) May 29, 2020 .. US President Trump signs an executive order calling for social media companies to be held … Continue reading →

.. Show proof of RM1b lawsuit by loggers, Dr Mahathir tells Kedah MB https://t.co/xOcv1rR1NV — Malay Mail (@malaymail) May 27, 2020 .. Logging concession damages claims in Kedah reaches RM1.5b, says MB https://t.co/yHAScUJ3gD — Malay Mail (@malaymail) May 27, 2020 … Continue reading →

.. He is right in almost all he says. He is wrong in his conclusion that it will all die down. It should be: The movement will be crushed.

.. Six food delivery riders have been charged with rioting after they allegedly retaliated against a man who was caught kicking a female food delivery rider. Read more: https://t.co/icTbLFZ3OL pic.twitter.com/8F4TnAMkbi — The Star (@staronline) May 27, 2020 .. .. .. … Continue reading →

.. Man arrested over alleged sexual harassment of DAP repshttps://t.co/rZtEM0rZzu https://t.co/rZtEM0rZzu — The Star (@staronline) May 28, 2020 .. 1. OK. Finally some time to sit down and thank you all for the supportive messages! Most of the comments were … Continue reading →

.. SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) – The U.S. Senate is taking pressure on China to a new level. A bipartisan bill doing the rounds on Tuesday would impose sanctions on Beijing officials and local banks if the country puts into … Continue reading →

.. The term “共匪” is an insult that dates back to China’s Nationalist government (being a derogatory term for Chinese communists that was once commonly used by the Nationalist forces led by Chiang Kai-shek, while “五毛,” (or “wu mao”) is … Continue reading →