Douglas Wong

'@RobinsonBKK saw through bullshitters like jellyfish,' writes @EdwardGLuce. 'But her kindness to young journalists, friends of friends & anyone who sought advice was borne of a generous nature that dwarfed her occasional acerbity.' https://t.co/swaXwsPwo6

'You can’t lead the west if you might abandon the west,' writes @KuperSimon 'The US isn’t the only country that can suddenly change views on Putin. After all, France already did that once' https://t.co/CVx09oTexL

'Chia’s case underscores the privileges and blind spots that can come with power, writes @zatiman. 'Enjoying a successful career and social prestige, he seemed startlingly out of touch with social expectations of empathy, equality, and professionalism.' https://t.co/LQyRIZlwvt

Accounts of intimidation and harassment have emerged from virtually every corner of Britain where Hong Kongers have gathered, writes @CoraEngelbrecht https://t.co/ocUBLTa44z

Martial law and impeachment proved that South Korea's #ruleoflaw worked well, a Seoul lawyer proudly told @Jessica_Seah. Now 'some of the world’s most-formidable and feared legal elites', quick to chide lapses elsewhere, have fallen silent about the US https://t.co/akNbuYPAur

The great American hedge began during the pandemic, writes @atossaaraxia, but now the Trump-Biden-Trump whiplash has ghelped US citizens become the top clients of global immigration advisers https://t.co/UXgCxViVY1

Historically, #HongKong artists are rarely overtly political, says @enidtsui 'but the protests, aided by social media, churned out seas of political art & contemporary art is important for recent traumas to be processed & a shattered community to rebuild' https://t.co/aQF2FVzVqs

'Most of us could probably do with taking our eyes off our screens and paying more attention to our surroundings,' writes Matthew Brooker https://t.co/yIfUwj6ox0

Turkey's Justice minister Yılmaz Tunç insisted the judiciary had acted independently and called the opposition’s claim that the detention was a “coup” against İmamoğlu “extremely dangerous," writes @aylajean https://t.co/xil5MJj8DY

For @anwaribrahim's vision of “Made by Malaysia” AI chips to unfold, says @cathythorbecke, policymakers must ensure the @Arm partnership's opportunities are extended to all in the country, including Malaysians of Chinese or Indian descent https://t.co/3RG5q0H4Xq

'The US can no longer assume that other liberal powers will automatically come to its side because of shared interests and culture,' says @adwooldridge 'Nor can it assume that, when push comes to shove, nonaligned powers will choose America over China' https://t.co/GCIIQWE6SU

RT @LFC: Alisson Becker. https://t.co/J590sTIm1s

'If you were to design something that is really quite negative for the US economy,' Wolfe Research chief economist Stephanie Roth said, 'this is it.' @endacurran explains https://t.co/NOoJBB4JG6

“Who knows what Trump will do once he negotiates with Xi Jinping?” the chief executive of a major Taiwanese technology company asks @KathrinHille. 'He could say: ‘If you balance our $295bn trade deficit, we’ll give you Taiwan' https://t.co/aCXouFBQYs

The change comes four years after the company was widely ridiculed for removing most of the vowels from its name under previous chief executive Stephen Bird https://t.co/AMTSzr5tcG