Police reform has been requested by most US residents. How do people in different parties think? It is noticed that Britain is six times more likely to die in police custody in the US than the UK, which is twice as likely as in Australia. Joe Biden said he would …
Read More »Britain should improve its relationship with China in the age of Brexit
The Prime minister of Britain Boris Johnson said in 2016 that if the UK voted to leave the European Union, its government would be started trade and business with other countries. When China is facing a series of problems like interfering with Hong Kong’s local affairs and poor control in …
Read More »The impact of Coronavirus is not just affected those live in the world but also for those unborn babies
Coronavirus has taken away over 380,000 lives in the world. Its impact is far beyond that as the number of newborns has decreased. Many government has imposed strict lockdown measure and travel restriction, which is expected to accelerate the economic recession. Couple tends to delay their plan in having children until …
Read More »The economic downturn provides good opportunities to start up
Economic downturn and bear market providers a great opportunity for entrepreneurs to start a new business. The uncertainty of traditional business and financial markets is no longer a problem for entrepreneurs. They do not need to attempt in meeting demand for existing goods and services. It is a great time …
Read More »Media in Hong Kong are worrying Beijing’s security law will limit freedom of speech in Hong Kong
Media in Hong Kong are worrying that the new security law imposed by Bejing could lead to limitations in freedom of speech and discussion of sensitive issues. The island might eventually become a copy of the mainland China. After months of civil unrest and the coronavirus outbreak, it is hoped that the …
Read More »What does the coronavirus brought to China apart from millions of deaths?
ThinkChina editor Chow Yian Ping and eminent historian Professor Wang Gungwu from the National University of Singapore are sharing their perspectives on the impact brought by coronavirus to China. Chow: The Covid-19 pandemic has unleashed anti-China and anti-Chinese sentiments around the world. Within China, Chinese nationalist feelings have also risen sharply. How will the world’s …
Read More »New Notification tool made by Apple and Google is showy but unpractical
Two big tech giants have announced their new project of a new exposure notification tool to collect data regarding the coronavirus. However, the new app seems showy but does not help a lot in control the spread of the virus. Apple and Google announced that an exposure notification tool will be launch to …
Read More »Concerns discuss on the online and reality are totally different
We have to be patient in this phase of the pandemic. The world seems gradually controlling the spread of coronavirus, but it has not accomplished it totally. Being endure is what we need right now. Fighting with pandemic is unpleasant. Actually, you would find that you are adapting and making the …
Read More »Reopening can be a new opening door to the coronavirus
Dr. Anthony Fauci predicted the consequences if the nation reopened too soon. The state should focus on vaccine development, disease projections and the importance of social distancing and the economy. “Too soon” is “now” while 41 states are reopening stores like gyms, restaurants and hairdressers and public spaces. Large-scale reopening makes social distancing hard to achieve. …
Read More »American might not have enough saving to get through the coronavirus
A survey conducted this month by the Pew Research Centre revealed that fewer than half of American adults said that they have enough cash to cover three months of expenses. Those without saving might become unemployment, relaying on CARES Act relief from the government and charitable groups. It would not be …
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