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Dee Knight

Dee Knight is the author of A Realistic Path to Peace, and a political memoir, My Whirlwind Lives.

    September 6, 2026
    Business

    China Searches for Hundreds Missing After Border Mudslide

    About 20 Chinese rescue workers in bright orange protective clothing operated excavators, shovels and ground-penetrating radar detectors on Sunday as recovery teams searched for hundreds of people still missing after a tsunami-like

    Iran/World

    Iran Strikes U.S. Naval Drone as Hormuz Conflict Escalates

    Iran said on Sunday that its forces had attacked a U.S. naval drone attempting to enter the Strait of Hormuz, hours after Iranian forces targeted ships in retaliation for American strikes on three oil tankers linked to the Islamic Revolutionary

    September 6, 2026

    Mao’s Ghost Returns as China Reconsiders Its Revolutionary Past

    Business

    The crimson flags hanging over Nanjie village’s “East is Red” Square barely move in the sweltering summer heat as tourists pose for photographs beside

    Sweden’s Startup Boom Faces Election Test

    Business

    Sweden risks losing its position as one of the world’s leading centres for start-ups and vibrant equity markets if the leftwing opposition wins the

    China’s Ethnic Unity Law and the New Propaganda War

    August 16, 2026
    Columns/Geopolitics/Human Rights

    On July 1, 2026, the day China’s new Ethnic Unity law went into effect, a storm of criticism ensued. All major Western media, governments, politicians and human rights groups raced to denounce

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