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Kari MckernPearls and Irritations |
China’s economic policymaking over the past few decades is a fascinating example of adaptive planning and strategic foresight. From pivoting away...
The sin of “hubris” is to shame and humiliate others for pleasure or gratification. Such narcissistic pleasures were considered offensive to the...
In my first piece for Pearls and Irritations, I cautioned about Australia’s involvement in Ukraine and alluded to the strikingly similar...
It is a serious mistake to underestimate the strength and capacity of China’s commitment to its green new dream. Seventeen years ago an American...
“Every lie owes a debt to the truth, sooner or later that debt is paid.” – Soviet nuclear engineer Valery Alekseevich Legasov on the...
In previous articles, I’ve articulated why I adopted a skeptical and analytical mindset from a young age, particularly in the realm of geopolitical...