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He is all about being the romantic saboteur. He is destructive, hates the business of a steady vocation, and the idea of being desk...
The Fragility of Democracy: Hong Kong, China and the Extradition Bill
It has been a history of turns and the occasional betrayal, but Hong Kong’s experiment with democracy, incubated within the Special Administrative Region, was...
Matters of Water: Dubious Approvals and the Adani Carmichael Mine
“When a company wields such power that it can cause a Minister to rush an approval process, cut corners and make significant errors, it...
Julian Assange and the Scales of Justice: Exceptions, Extraditions and Politics
The Home Secretary of the United Kingdom did his thing, which was little in the way of disagreement. The superpower has issued a request;...
