Tag: taiwan
UK-Based Hoku Energy Aims To Fill Green Hydrogen Gap In US
The green hydrogen industry continues to show signs of life in the US, despite the abrupt shift in federal energy policy this year.
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Dyer: Why it’s best to pretend U.S. still is part of NATO
Flurries of last-minute changes in alliances often happen just before great powers go to a great war
Dyer: Nuclear war between India, Pakistan worldwide threat
India and Pakistan have had several shooting matches since they carried out a total of nine underground nuclear weapons tests in 1998.
Could American Tariffs Hand China A Semiconductor Advantage?
Imagine a future scenario unfolding through 2025, where global semiconductor alliances—long carefully coordinated by the United States—begin to fracture dramatically. This speculative future doesn’t hinge on new technological breakthroughs or sudden security crises, but instead arises from political and economic miscalculations by an increasingly isolated and confrontational United States. The … [continued]
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Dyer: After Trump’s smashing of world order, what’s next?
Trump’s “tariffs on everybody” policy offers a glimpse of what may come: the U.S. against the world, with Russia its only great power ally