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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Aug 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for South China Morning Post
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Opinion | The end of history? No, the world’s thermodynamic bill is coming due (opens the original)
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When energy, technology, money and power are linked, governments can’t escape the laws of nature There is a consistent theme across centuries and civilisations. Societies thrive when their values, economies and institutions remain anchored to physical reality, but they decay when elites drift into self-referential systems of paper wealth, prestige and power. There are three laws of thermodynamics. First is the law of energy conservation: energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed. T
Opinion | The AI-driven candyfloss economy can’t last forever (opens the original)
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Wishful thinking and irresponsible levels of debt are driving a global economy that looks sweet from the outside but is utterly hollow Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard said that life is understood backwards and lived forward. We look at history to guide us, but the only way to truly know the future is to live our lives. If our perception of reality is subjective, then what we experience is based on beliefs or judgments that can be detached from reality. This term describes a market or system
Opinion | Will US or China win the next war? That’s the wrong question to ask (opens the original)
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We should be asking how we can avoid conflict and work towards ending mutual threats, such as climate change and human injustice The magazine’s contributors reflect a deeply ingrained Western strategic tradition, rooted in liberal realism, that says that the United States must maintain its primacy to underwrite global stability, defend democracy and retain its financial, technological and military power. Any challenger is inherently revisionist. Lead essayist Paul Scharre argues that new technol
Opinion | To tackle the climate crisis, start small and scale big (opens the original)
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Coordinated action on three vulnerable frontline regions can provide a template for how policymakers can serve the people and the planet Sitting by the Tanjung Aru beach in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, watching one of the most stunning sunsets in the world, I reflected on what it would take to prioritise the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. I had just finished an intense three days with 170 local and global organisations, such as the conservation organisation WWF, businesses, investors
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