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The Geopolitics of the Pacific Ocean,1842-2022
Michael Roberts Writing as a non-specialist after listening to the Chinese Ambassador’s speech at the Australian Press Club today,[1] I venture on what may seem to be outrageous geo-political hypotheticals by looking at Tasmania’s relationship with the continent of Australia. … Continue reading
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USA’s Dollar Weaponry did not Deter Russia from Attacking Ukraine
This article in the ATLANTIC COUNCIL web site on 31 January 2022 pinpointed one relam of power wielded by USA and indicated that it would induce Putin and Russia NOT to attack Ukraine. The fallacy of this prediction does not … Continue reading
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China’s Quasi-predatory Lending to Sri Lanka
Muttukrishna Sarvanandan,** whose preferred title reads thus: “Chinese Lending to Sri Lanka: A Factual cum “Reality” Check. A Rejoinder to Umesh Moramudali and Thilina Panduwawala” Abstract: This is a response to the Briefing Paper entitled Evolution of Chinese Lending to … Continue reading
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