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Expert Warns of Chinese Influence Campaigns in the West: A Conversation with Professor Clive Hamilton - Vimarsana News

Expert Warns of Chinese Influence Campaigns in the West: A Conversation with Professor Clive Hamilton

CityWatch is published 24/7 with special e-news blasts on Monday and Thursday evening, with Extras as appropriate around special events such as elections or imp

Is Geopolitics Deterministic? The US, China, And Taiwan Context - Vimarsana News

Is Geopolitics Deterministic? The US, China, And Taiwan Context

The professor answered, “There is no question that the Chinese want Taiwan back. They want to make Taiwan part of China…. There is also no question that the

Is Geopolitics Deterministic? | Dissident Voice - Vimarsana News

Is Geopolitics Deterministic? | Dissident Voice

In an online video interview, libertarian judge Andrew Napolitano asked University of Chicago political scientist and international relations professor John Mearsheimer to “translate” president Xi’s remarks in his New Year speech. The professor answered, “There is no question that the Chinese want Taiwan back. They want to make Taiwan part of China…. There is also

Interest rates, farm bill uncertainty top watch list for land values, sales - Vimarsana News

Interest rates, farm bill uncertainty top watch list for land values, sales

A year ago, variability and volatility were the watchwords for farmland values and sales going into 2023.

Is the South China Sea Warming Up, or is it Just Business as Usual? - Vimarsana News

Is the South China Sea Warming Up, or is it Just Business as Usual?

A recent spate of incidents in the South China Sea involving the US, China and the Philippines points to the risks of escalation, even if a larger-scale conflict is unlikely in the short term.

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