Posts by Swedan Margen
Chinese automakers’ need for speed comes with a price
[ad_1] IN RECENT years, Chinese carmakers, particularly those focused on electric vehicles (EVs), have hit the accelerator on new model launches with an eye on grabbing a larger share of China’s ferociously competitive market. In 2025, the number of new vehicle models released in the Chinese market hit a record of 167, up from 157…
Read MoreWatch this space: Analysts upbeat on Singapore’s new space agency, but see no near-term lift for stocks
[ad_1] [SINGAPORE] The formation of the National Space Agency of Singapore (NSAS) marks a pivotal step in the Republic’s push to strengthen its position in the global space economy. But although analysts are optimistic about its long-term structural potential, they warn against expecting an immediate boost to corporate earnings or share prices. Announced on Feb…
Read MoreSingaporeans flock to gold despite record-high prices ahead of Chinese New Year
[ad_1] Analysts attribute recent spikes in retail demand to wealth-preservation seeking rather than festive buying [SINGAPORE] Festive demand for gold ahead of Chinese New Year has taken a backseat, with wealth preservation – rather than gifting – becoming the primary driver for bullion buyers this year. The yellow metal has climbed around 70 per cent…
Read MoreCnooc to lift offshore wind power capacity by 40% this year
[ad_1] Published Fri, Feb 13, 2026 · 11:45 AM CHINA National Offshore Oil Corporation (Cnooc) plans to boost its offshore wind power capacity by about 40 per cent this year, tapping growth in the country’s burgeoning clean energy market as the outlook for oil weakens. The country’s third-biggest oil and gas producer aims to raise…
Read MoreLawfare Is the Climate Warriors’ Best Friend | National Review
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Read MoreIn Its Latest Act of Repression, Hong Kong Convicted My Father for My Activism | National Review
[ad_1] My father’s conviction is Beijing’s litmus test for Washington: Will the U.S. stand firm in favor of freedom? [ad_2] Source link
Read MoreA Terrifying Scam and the System That Made It Possible
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[ad_1] Burch tracks these cases, and has conducted her own research on plaintiffs’ experiences. Her findings are sobering: plaintiffs almost never feel that justice has been served, even when they get a financial settlement, since the cases take forever and the plaintiffs frequently lose anywhere from thirty to fifty per cent of their settlements to…
Read MoreTrump Busts Another Taboo | National Review
[ad_1] It used to be that U.S. presidents didn’t pop off on every Tom, Dick, and Harry. [ad_2] Source link
Read MoreA Congressman’s Five Questions for Munich | National Review
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Read MoreVirginia’s Gerrymandering Vandalism | National Review
[ad_1] The Virginia gerrymander would create an extreme deep-blue House caucus in a purple state based upon winning one election cycle. [ad_2] Source link
Read MoreHigh Fashion Wasn’t Easy in Imperial Spain | National Review
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Read MoreWill the AI Revolution Foment a Revolution? | National Review
[ad_1] It’s quite possible that the apocalyptic economic warnings are overblown. But what do free marketeers do if the doomers are right? [ad_2] Source link
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