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Whole lotta COPium
Can we take anything substantial from this year's climate summit?
4 hrs ago
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Trouble in Ukraine
While dealing with the repercussions of a massive corruption scandal, things went from bad to worse for Zelenskyy after a new 'peace deal' was delivered…
Nov 24
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Patrick O'Hearn
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A flare-up in Sino-Japanese relations
Sparks are flying as the CCP puts Japan's new leader to the test.
Nov 21
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Patrick O'Hearn
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The geopolitics of a new iron ore mine
The latest major Chinese-backed infrastructure project promises to diversify the global supply of iron ore, which could be great for Guinea but spell…
Nov 19
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Patrick O'Hearn
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What's going on at everyone's favorite climate conference?
A status update half-way thru COP30
Nov 18
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Patrick O'Hearn
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How are those cease-fires holding up?
Not too well...plus: more lost intelligence
Nov 17
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Patrick O'Hearn
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Tanzania's questionable election
Is the East African nation the latest to toss democracy aside?
Nov 15
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Patrick O'Hearn
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What is really going on in Nigeria?
Christians have been killed, but they are not the only group impacted by violence in Nigeria.
Nov 13
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Patrick O'Hearn
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Jihadists wreck havoc in Mali
The largely isolated military governments across the Sahel Coup Belt encounter the problem of religious extremists.
Nov 12
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Patrick O'Hearn
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Looking at the state of climate policy as COP30 gets underway
The direction of travel may be good, but it is lacking the leadership necessary to accelerate progress.
Nov 10
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Patrick O'Hearn
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Trump kills an international plan to fight climate change
The 'postponement' of the IMO's shipping fee is the latest blow to international climate cooperation.
Nov 7
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Patrick O'Hearn
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Financing Jamaica's post-Hurricane Melissa journey towards recovery
Plus: Nvidia, the UAE and Sudan. Billion-dollar climate catastrophes and the newest member of the Pentagon press corps.
Nov 6
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Patrick O'Hearn
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