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An Africanist Perspective β€’ 732 implied HN points β€’ 03 Nov 23
  1. Ethiopia needs a reliable seaport and navy to secure its economic future and overcome the costs associated with being landlocked.
  2. Access to a reliable seaport is crucial for Ethiopia's trade-driven output growth, industrialization, and agricultural exports.
  3. Considering historical and geopolitical challenges, building a navy is essential for Ethiopia to protect its economic interests, secure seaport treaties, and deter aggression from rivals.
Geopolitical Economy Report β€’ 777 implied HN points β€’ 25 Feb 23
  1. The Chinese government criticized US hegemony and its destructive impacts around the world.
  2. China highlighted the US history of violence and expansion through military means, including hundreds of interventions and wars since independence.
  3. The report also addressed the economic, technological, and cultural aspects of US hegemony, pointing out coercive tactics and manipulation in various fields.
Geopolitical Economy Report β€’ 617 implied HN points β€’ 23 May 23
  1. Post-9/11 wars led by the US caused 4.5 million deaths and displaced 38-60 million people, impacting countries like Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, and Pakistan.
  2. The report highlights the long-lasting consequences on children's health, with 7.6 million kids under 5 suffering from malnutrition, especially in countries like Afghanistan, Yemen, and Somalia.
  3. Economic devastation and destruction of infrastructure have contributed to widespread poverty, food insecurity, and death, significantly impacting the lives of civilians in war zones.
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Mimir's Well β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 26 Feb 23
  1. Companies are not adequately preparing for a potential war with China despite rising tensions.
  2. A 'White Swan Event' describes a probable but impactful event that organizations fail to prepare for.
  3. The implications of a Sino-American war are extensive, including financial losses, supply chain disruptions, and humanitarian crises.