現代英詩與中國意象
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現代英詩與中國意象
經濟學人The Economist 本期兩篇,值得重視:習近平正在中國繼承鄧小平的威權統治;一個令人不寒而慄卻又極有可能發生的情景:如果普丁獲勝會怎樣?設想西方在烏克蘭可能失敗的情景,是避免災難的第一步。Xi Jinping is carrying Deng Xiaoping’s authoritarian torch in China; A chilling, yet plausible scenario: What if Putin wins? Imagining how the West might lose in Ukraine is a first step to avoiding disaster

Editor’s note: On January 24th, China’s defence ministry said it was investigating Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, two high-level military officials. Mr Zhang was one of Xi Jinping’s most trusted military advisors and is the most senior general to be targeted during the president’s anti-graft campaign.
Russia is just too powerful to fight and, as in Ukraine, will just grind it out. Besides, Mr Trump argues, European weakness practically invited ...
How could Russia win off the battlefield? The European Union's top diplomat and our geopolitics editor, David Rennie, discuss how Vladimir Putin ...

Kozinka looks like any other village in Russia’s Belgorod region: brick houses, a school and kindergarten, a grocery displaying its opening hours. But the houses are dark and the shop never opens. The village, less than a kilometre from the Ukrainian border, was shut down by the authorities last year. Fewer than ten of the thousand or so people who lived here remain, at their peril. The evacuees were promised compensation for their houses. They are still waiting.

The job of military scenario planner has never been harder. Just this month Donald Trump has kidnapped Venezuela’s despot, threatened armed action against Colombia, Cuba, Iran and Mexico, started a stand-off with NATO allies over Greenland and finally got his hands on a Nobel peace medal (without winning it). Who could have foreseen all that?