Some news by Linee strategiche (a narrative of global complexity)
Shakti Sinha, South Asia Monitor, 18 dicembre 2014, Afghanistan should not make a false choice. “Recent developments in Afghanistan, particularly President Ashraf Ghani’s reaching out to China and Pakistan and the apparent moving away from India, has dismayed many Indian commentators. (…)”. http://www.lineestrategiche.org/news/afghanistan-should-not-make-a-false-choice-shakti-sinha-south-asia-monitor-/
Sanchita Bhattacharya, South Asia Monitor, 18 dicembre 2014, Pakistan: weaponisation of a nation. “With the escalating inclination towards terrorism and lawlessness in Pakistan, the number of illegal weapons has also crossed the 60 million mark in the country. (…)”. http://www.lineestrategiche.org/news/pakistan-weaponisation-of-a-nation-sanchita-bhattacharya-south-asia-monitor-/
Amulya Ganguli, South Asia Monitor, 18 dicembre 2014, Business As Usual For Pakistan’s Jihadis And Their Supporters. “The mistake which is generally made while analyzing Pakistan is to regard it as a normal country. (…)”. http://www.lineestrategiche.org/news/business-as-usual-for-pakistans-jihadis-and-their-supporters-amulya-ganguli-south-asia-monitor-/
Syed Jafar Askari, The Diplomat, 18 dicembre 2014, Massacre in Pakistan. “No more “good” and “bad” Taliban as Pakistan responds to a horrific slaughter at a Peshawar school. (…)”. http://www.lineestrategiche.org/news/massacre-in-pakistan-syed-jafar-askari-the-diplomat-/
Shahid Javed Burki, Project-Syndicate, 19 dicembre 2014, Pakistan After the Peshawar Massacre. “On December 16, the Taliban attacked an army school in Peshawar and killed 132 children and nine adults. Eight terrorists dressed in military uniform penetrated the school’s well-guarded perimeter and opened fire on the students and school personnel. Pakistani army commandos fought the intruders for several hours before killing the last attacker. (…)”. http://www.lineestrategiche.org/news/pakistan-after-the-peshawar-massacre-shahid-javed-burki-project-syndicate-/
Mark E. Rosen, The Diplomat, 19 dicembre 2014, Fixing the Senkaku/Diaoyu Problem Once and For All. “In fact, international law does provide an achievable solution to the China-Japan dispute. (…)”. http://www.lineestrategiche.org/news/fixing-the-senkaku-diaoyu-problem-once-and-for-all-mark-e-rosen-the-diplomat-/
Sara Hsu, The Diplomat, 19 dicembre 2014, China’s Property Slowdown Prompts Diversification. “Chinese property developers are looking beyond real estate as they seek to shore up earnings. (…)”. http://www.lineestrategiche.org/news/chinas-property-slowdown-prompts-diversification-sara-hsu-the-diplomat-/
Andrew Sheng e Xiao Geng, Project-Syndicate, 18 dicembre 2014, Xi’s Reform Gambit. “When Deng Xiaoping initiated China’s market-oriented reforms 35 years ago, he – and the Chinese Communist Party – was taking the biggest political risk since the founding of the People’s Republic in 1949. When President Xi Jinping unveiled his own reform agenda at last year’s Third Plenum of the 18th CCP Congress, he was taking an equally large risk. Will his strategy pay off? (…)”. http://www.lineestrategiche.org/news/xis-reform-gambit-andrew-sheng-xiao-geng-project-syndicate-/
Witney Schneidman, Brookings, 18 dicembre 2014, Are Chinese Companies Retooling in Africa?. “Chinese companies are adopting new approaches to investing in Africa. These changes, if they become widespread, will boost the positive impact of China on Africa’s development agenda and improve how Chinese companies are perceived on the continent. (…)”. http://www.lineestrategiche.org/news/are-chinese-companies-retooling-in-africa-witney-schneidman-brookings-/
Caroline Baylon, Chatham House, 18 dicembre 2014, Drones are an Increasing Security Issue for the Nuclear Industry. “As the use of drone technology proliferates, the full range of implications for nuclear security is just beginning to be understood. (…)”. http://www.lineestrategiche.org/news/drones-are-an-increasing-security-issue-for-the-nuclear-industry-caroline-baylon-chatham-house-/
