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The Guangzhou branch of China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China, says that all used banknotes from hospitals, wet markets and buses will be destroyed immediately to combat the #COVID19 crisis https://twitter.com/globaltimesnews/status/1228547800247308288
Brand-new RMB banknotes worth 600 billion yuan ($85.87 billion) were dispatched across China on Jan 17, the central bank said, considering the safety of old banknotes and the likelihood of #COVID19 via contact. Banknotes circulation across provinces were halted as a precaution.
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“Should Russia look at the QEC with envy?” https://twitter.com/offiziere/status/1228625472168321024Chinese FM Wang Yi has the audacity to say that 1.4B Chinese people support the leadership of the Communist Party, even though not a single one of them is allowed to voice a peep of public dissent. Popularity is so much easier when it's imposed. #MSC2020
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Category Archives: Terrorism
Failure to Launch: Macron’s Mission to the Congo
by Paul Pryce. With degrees in political science from both sides of the pond, Paul Pryce has previously worked as Senior Research Fellow for the Atlantic Council of Canada’s Canadian Armed Forces program, as a Research Fellow for the OSCE … Continue reading
The Triple Shocks of 1979 and the Making of the Middle East
by Lt. Col. Chad M. Pillai. He is a U.S. Army strategist who has served in assignments in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Lt. Col. Pillai is a published author in a variety of journals and online forums to … Continue reading
Still an Open Question: What Can Twitter Do About Militancy?
by Austin Michael Bodetti. He researches the intersection of Islam, culture, and politics in Africa and Asia. While terrorist groups in the Middle East have long taken advantage of social networking services from Facebook to Snapchat, Twitter remains unique in … Continue reading
New Zealand’s terrorist attack and the scars of the Global War on Terror
by Sandra Ivanov. She is from New Zealand with a postgraduate education in Peace and Conflict Studies. She was formerly a policy advisor in the New Zealand public service and now primarily works in the development sector. You can connect … Continue reading
A Brief Reflection on Nairobi’s Riverside Attack
by Paul Pryce. With degrees in political science from both sides of the pond, Paul Pryce has previously worked as Senior Research Fellow for the Atlantic Council of Canada’s Canadian Armed Forces program, as a Research Fellow for the OSCE … Continue reading
A Potential Crisis of Secession in Yemen
by Austin Michael Bodetti. He is an analyst and journalist specializing in Afghanistan and Iraq. A handful of Western policymakers have long argued for the necessity of partitioning the Middle East, tending to cite the examples of Iraq and Syria … Continue reading
A Gate Unguarded: The ISIS Threat in Tajikistan
by Paul Pryce. With degrees in political science from both sides of the pond, Paul Pryce has previously worked as Senior Research Fellow for the Atlantic Council of Canada’s Canadian Armed Forces program, as a Research Fellow for the OSCE … Continue reading
Drones are an evolving threat: The ‘poor man’s’ precision guided munition
by Asiri Fernando. He is currently reading for a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Politics, Security and Counter Terrorism Studies at Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia. He has completed an internship at the Institute of National Security Studies … Continue reading
54. Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz – Dschihadismus nach dem Fall des Kalifats des Islamischen Staates (IS)
In Syrien befindet sich der IS in den letzten Zügen. Die syrische Stadt Raqqa, de facto die Hauptstadt des vom IS im Juni 2014 ausgerufenen Kalifats, wurde im Oktober 2017 von den Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) mit Unterstützung U.S.-amerikanischer Kräfte … Continue reading
Afghanistan: Taliban’s flourishing narco-state
by Austin Michael Bodetti. He is an analyst and journalist specializing in Afghanistan and Iraq. The Wars on Drugs and on Terror intersect in Afghanistan. The Taliban, which cooperates with al-Qaeda and includes US-labeled terrorist organizations such as the Haqqani … Continue reading
