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POTHOLES IN THE NEW SILK ROAD PROJECT
So far, it has seemed like China's New Silk Road initiative has been progressing more or less uniformly. The first freight trains between London […]
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Canada Is Not Alone in Its Diplomatic Beef With Saudi Arabia
The failure of Western allies to rally around Canada in its dispute with Saudi Arabia risks luring the kingdom into a false belief that economic sanctions will shield it from, if not reverse mounting criticism of its human rights record and conduct of the war in Yemen. It also risks convincing Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman that acting with impunity will not impinge on his efforts to attract badly needed foreign investment.
#MorningMonarchy: July 31, 2018
'Quiet Skies', 3-D guns and blockchain warnings + this day in history w/Black Tot Day and our song of the day by The Orb on your Morning Monarchy for July 31, 2018.
#MorningMonarchy: July 31, 2018
'Quiet Skies', 3-D guns and blockchain warnings + this day in history w/Black Tot Day and our song of the day by The Orb on your Morning Monarchy for July 31, 2018.
#GoodNewsNextWeek: Flint Filters, Dumb Phones, Real News (Audio)
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Trolling for good deeds on Twitter; French kids dump cell phones, win World Cup; And countries are already dropping their terrible "anti-fake news" laws.
#GoodNewsNextWeek: Get Smart, Dump That Dumb Phone (Video)
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Trolling for good deeds on Twitter; French kids dump cell phones, win World Cup; And countries are already dropping their terrible "anti-fake news" laws.
How US Influence is Co-Opting Malaysia's Governance
July 21, 2018 (Joseph Thomas - NEO) - The Diplomat, which claims to be "the premier international current-affairs magazine for the Asia-Pacific region," has recently published a piece granting credit for Malaysia's recent general election results to what it calls, "everyday activists."The article is in fact titled, "
How US Influence is Co-Opting Malaysia’s Governance
The Diplomat, which claims to be “the premier international current-affairs magazine for the Asia-Pacific region,” has recently published a piece granting credit for Malaysia’s recent general election results to what it calls, “everyday activists.”
The article is in fact titled, “The Everyday Activists Behind Malaysia’s Democracy Struggle.” The article begins by claiming:
