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Why is common sense not common?
AS vaccines begin to roll out, there is increasing awareness that vaccines are not the silver bullets to kill the pandemic.
Insight - Reflecting on ancient Chinese exceptionalism
THE Lunar New Year is time for family and reflection, when Chinese families ponder on the year before and speculate on the next cycle.
Whither global finance? Look at the US$
WHERE is Wall Street going in the post-pandemic world? Finance is supposed to serve the real economy (Main Street), but the US and global economies are in the midst of a pandemic and recession, while Wall Street profits are higher than ever.
Democracy in the US in clear and present danger
A week is a long time in politics. Last Wednesday, armed supporters of President Trump stormed the sanctity of the Capitol, the temple of American democracy
A year of anger with reason
LAST year was a one of deep anger with ourselves, our fate, other people and the politicians. We were angry for good reasons, but more so with reason itself.
2020 and beyond - the good, bad and ugly
THIS year must be one of the toughest in living memory. In one year, more than 300,000 people died from coronavirus in the United States, more than the number killed in four years of her involvement in the Second World War.
Do more, talk less
DO more, talk less is the advice given by Kevin Rudd, former Australian prime minister, to current Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, on his war of words with China.
Hard predicting in the age of polarisation
THE United States elections are nearly over, maybe. The country is divided down the middle but we still do not know whether the loser will get out of his playpen and concede to the winner.
Global roller-coaster ride
AMERICAN voters have made their choice. But the margins are so narrow that we will only know who wins after all the mail-in ballots are counted.
Building sandcastles amid a tsunami
IMAGINE a beautiful beach where families are gathered on a clear day with blue skies. Different families are building sandcastles, whilst some are playing on the beach. No one is watching that a tsunami of different waves is approaching the shore.
