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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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Small, Cheap UAVs are Making the Pentagon Nervous, so DARPA is Stepping in to Help
by Darien Cavanaugh. Cavanaugh is a contributor for War is Boring and Reverb Press. He serves on the Board of Directors for Auntie Bellum. The Video below, supposedly recorded near Aleppo in August 2016 shows what appears to be drones … Continue reading
The Syrian Army of Islam Can Learn a Lesson from Hamas
by Austin Michael Bodetti. He is a student in the Gabelli Presidential Scholars Program at Boston College and a reporter for War Is Boring. He focuses on the relationship between Islam and conflict in Syria and Sudan. The Army of … Continue reading
Hamas Is Hardline but Palestinian Islamic Jihad Is Even More Extreme
by Austin Michael Bodetti. He is a student in the Gabelli Presidential Scholars Program at Boston College and a reporter for War Is Boring. He focuses on the relationship between Islam and conflict in Syria and Sudan. The Islamic Resistance … Continue reading
Israel’s Complex Interconnectedness in Counterterrorism
by Emily Murphy (Instagram). She is a student in the Political Science Honors and Islamic Civilizations and Societies Departments at Boston College, as well as a Research Fellow for the Political Science Department. In mid-January, Israel and the United … Continue reading
What is ISIS?
by Dr. Jack A. Goldstone. He is Hazel Professor of Public Policy, author of The New Population Bomb and co-editor of Political Demography: How Population Changes are Reshaping International Security and National Politics. His latest book is Revolution: A Very … Continue reading
Israel is Fighting a New War of Attrition
by Robert Beckhusen. Robert Beckhusen is a freelance writer who contributes regularly at War is Boring. He’s also written for publications including C4ISR Journal, Wired, The Daily Beast and World Politics Review. You can follow him on Twitter. If anyone expected Israel’s war with Hamas to end … Continue reading
Rockets and Iron Dome, the Case of Lebanon
by Jassem Al Salami. The 2014 Gaza conflict marks a new breaking point in Israel-Palestine balance of power. From 1982 when Palestinian militia started to fire rockets from southern Lebanon toward northern Israel up until today cheap rockets have … Continue reading
Wofür Israel und Hamas diesmal wirklich kämpfen – über Berichterstattung und Krieg in Gaza
von Sascha Bruchmann. Sascha Bruchmann hat Internationales Recht und Internationale Politik in München und den USA studiert. Er war zuletzt als Analyst für den Raum MENA eingesetzt. Der Unterschied zwischen Anlass und Ursache eines Konfliktes, ist der zwischen dem offensichtlichen … Continue reading
The softening of Hamas – Moderation through political participation
This article was written by Patrick Truffer for the University of St Andrews. It was published in the Small Wars Journal 8, No 2 on February 4, 2012. You can download the article in PDF-format with footnotes, annexes and a … Continue reading
