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Sholto Byrnes

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Sholto Byrnes is an East Asian affairs columnist for The National

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Was Hong Kong's last governor the right man to oversee its transition to China?

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The West's unity in Ukraine obscures its long-term weaknesses

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If the US and China want peace, they need to accept having mutual friends

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Don't condemn Bongbong Marcos' supporters – try to understand them

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The pact between Solomon Islands and China is their business

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The UN Secretary General is in Russia for talks. What took him so long?

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To meet China halfway, the US will need to cover more ground than its rival

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Behind every Booker Prize nomination is a person you've never heard of

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Hong Kong is becoming 'just another Chinese city'. That's not such a bad thing

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