Resource Security Watch No. 35
A renewed focus on climate change in national security;
Dimming the sun to prevent global warming?;
National security concerns lead Ottawa to block Chinese mining;
Japan joins the battle against illegal fishing
A renewed focus on climate change in national security;
Dimming the sun to prevent global warming?;
National security concerns lead Ottawa to block Chinese mining;
Japan joins the battle against illegal fishing
Fighting for neuro-rights;
Debating human enhancements;
Debating keeping a man in the loop;
The Pentagon's intelligent spy plane;
Russia now building helicopter drones
NASA scientist pleads guilty to lying about China ties;
China's economy, currency surge;
Workers urged to avoid traveling for Chinese New Year;
U.S. imposes sanctions on CNOOC over South China Sea;
Citing forced labor, U.S. bans cotton, tomatoes from Xinjiang
Seven years on, a step toward Crimean justice;
Sobol's campaign manager under the microscope;
Russia's military instructors in Africa eye the exits;
Russia wants out of the Open Skies Treaty;
Yet another European NGO declared "undesirable";
A bitter welcome for Navalny
Measured by the standards outlined in Article II of the Genocide Convention, it becomes clear that Chinese authorities are, at a minimum, guilty of three separate acts of genocide in Xinjiang.