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Trump once again trumps his critics on North Korea

By Ian Pryde on May 24, 2018 in Asia, China, International Relations/Geopolitics, Media, North Korea, South Korea, United States

Cognitive dissonance from Yale Medical School courtesy of The Guardian

By Ian Pryde on January 07, 2018 in Junk Education, North Korea, South Korea, United States

The Guardian published an article today with the provocative headline Trump is now dangerous – that makes his mental health a matter of public interest Bandy Lee This world authority […]

BBC wrongly claims US obviously “has the world’s biggest nuclear arsenal”

By Ian Pryde on January 03, 2018 in Asia, Eurasia, International Relations/Geopolitics, Junk Education, Media, North Korea, Politics, Russia, South Korea, United States

Reports and comments on Donald’s Trump’s renewed “tweet storms” after the New Year holidays are as woefully uninformed and emotional as in 2017. The President tweeted that North Korean Leader […]

North Korea – This time it really is different

By Ian Pryde on August 10, 2017 in China, North Korea, Politics, South Korea, The West, United States

The Other Side of Security. Energy in the East Rarely Receives Enough Attention

By Ian Pryde on March 22, 2007 in Asia, Central Asia, China, Energy, Gas, Japan, North Korea, Oil, Russia, South Korea, Taiwan

Although the December-January pricing spat between Russia and Ukraine focused attention on Europe’s dependence on outside sources of gas, the political/energy security nexus in East Asia has been acute for […]

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