Klaus Dodds
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Prof/Executive Dean for School of Life Sciences and Environment @RoyalHolloway Fellow @AcadSocSciences Hon Fellow @BAS_News Tweeting in personal capacity
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2 months ago |
geopolitique.eu | Klaus Dodds
Voir tous les articles “For purposes of National Security and Freedom throughout the world, the United States of America feels that the ownership and control of Greenland is an absolute necessity.” In a series of Christmas Day observations, Trump reflected on a potential purchase of Greenland, taking back control of the Panama Canal and encouraging Canada to become the 51st state of the United States.
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2 months ago |
thespectator.com | Samuel Gregg |Bridget Phetasy |Klaus Dodds |Matt Purple
Everyone in the world, it seems, believes they’re entitled to an opinion on US immigration policy. That includes Pope Francis.
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2 months ago |
thespectator.com | Mark Galeotti |Klaus Dodds |Matt Purple |Martin Vander Weyer
For all the efforts on every side to manage expectations, there is a sense that some kind of Ukraine deal — even if more likely a ceasefire rather than some comprehensive settlement — is coming. With the risk that this is, as Vladimir Putin would prefer, a decision made between Moscow and Washington, over Kyiv’s head, the Ukrainians are scrambling to gain traction on the process.
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2 months ago |
thespectator.com | Bridget Phetasy |Matthew Lynn |Klaus Dodds |Matt Purple
I’ve managed to keep most of my liberal family relationships and friendships intact, even after going public about voting for Trump. Most of them shrugged and applied the principle our grandparents taught us — blood is thicker than politics. That is, until Elon Musk. He has proven to be the straw that broke the liberals’ back.
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2 months ago |
thespectator.com | David Cohen |Matthew Lynn |Klaus Dodds |Edward Howell
Diplomatic storm clouds are gathering around the Cook Islands, a picturesque tourist destination in the South Pacific known for its creaking palms, pink beaches and deliciously warm nights. The microscopic island-nation has a long-standing “free association” with New Zealand, which sees Wellington give the islands defense and financial support.
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“But in Denmark – or at least Danish media – she says, that seems not to be the case. “There is only one narrative that can exist, and that is that Denmark was good to Greenland and that’s the end of the story.”” https://t.co/cp6kGEjMdG
