Mr. Wi Dong No (@f22araptor) 's Twitter Profile
Mr. Wi Dong No

@f22araptor

LSE and GWU ESIA Alum, FP, security, tech, and econ nerd, RT ≠ endorsement, write my own stuffs.

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calendar_today18-08-2009 05:35:52

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Dr. Jeffrey Lewis (@armscontrolwonk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I don't really mind of the nuclear weapons states define "zero yield" to permit 1-point safety tests -- although explaining the change in definition would likely prove complicated. What I do worry about is a return to real nuclear explosions, largely because China has a lot more

Dr. Jeffrey Lewis (@armscontrolwonk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If the US resumes testing, I suspect China would jump at the chance to follow suit and catch up in terms of data. Honestly, if I were the Chinese, I'd be baiting Trump to do it.

ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

one of the things i most love about the united states is that it’s patriotic to criticize your government when you disagree with it. yes, even if you’re an athlete representing my country at the olympics. try that as a russian or chinese…

Finbarr Bermingham (@fbermingham) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Breaking news: Dutch court upholds decision to effectively seize Nexperia's European arm and suspend Chinese management. Blow for Wingtech: investigation now open into the company's "policy and affairs"

Breaking news: Dutch court upholds decision to effectively seize Nexperia's European arm and suspend Chinese management. 

Blow for Wingtech: investigation now open into the company's "policy and affairs"
ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

for the first time since 1972, there are zero legally binding limits on us and russian nuclear arsenals. 10,000+ warheads between them. no inspections. no verification. no successor treaty in sight. and it barely made the news cycle for 48 hours.

Isaac Stone Fish (@isaacstonefish) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A Chinese professor argues that Xi Jinping's purge is a "desperate preparation" for war over Taiwan. One reason? Graft creates "a class of rational pacifists," who understand that war represents a "fundamental threat to their mode of survival." One of the most thoughtful pieces

A Chinese professor argues that Xi Jinping's purge is a "desperate preparation" for war over Taiwan. 
One reason? Graft creates "a class of rational pacifists," who understand that war represents a "fundamental threat to their mode of survival." 
One of the most thoughtful pieces
Henry Gao (@henrysgao) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Deep down, the Chinese may be the most capitalist people in the world — after all, they are the only nation whose most important festival is dedicated to celebrating money: the CNY.

vbspurs (@vbspurs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I leave you with this image. Alysa Liu's daddy, crying his heart out during the National Anthem at the medals presentation. I am that kind of immigrant. I love America from here to the end of the world. Good job, Papa.

I leave you with this image. Alysa Liu's daddy, crying his heart out during the National Anthem at the medals presentation.

I am that kind of immigrant. I love America from here to the end of the world.

Good job, Papa.
William Yang (@williamyang120) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The attack on Iran won’t dramatically change China’s calculus or plan toward Taiwan, but one potential concern that needs to be monitored in the coming weeks is whether the attack turns into a prolonged conflict that causes Washington to be further distracted.

Chris Cappy (@cappyarmy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

topple Iran and Venezuela and that's 20% of China's oil energy supply. China will have to turn more to Russia for cheap oil. Remove El Mencho cartel leader in Mexico and you get rid of the criminals taxing 15% off the top of US-Mexico trade. That is all critical to US plan to

ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

american and israel military escalation dominance is the most important geopolitical story in the middle east post-october 7. no ability of iran or its proxies to counter strikes against them. and nobody willing or capable to support them outside the region.

Bonnie Glaser / 葛來儀 (@bonnieglaser) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This pattern of China expressing shock and concern, but taking no action, and providing little if any help to Iran will not change. If there is a new regime, Beijing will seek to pragmatically develop good relations, regardless of who is in charge.

Decker Eveleth (@dex_eve) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Unlike the 12 Day War in which Iran used a certain segment of its missile force to retaliate in distinguishable waves, this is complete chaos. Many missiles across many fronts, potentially with units acting without centralized authority.

William Yang (@williamyang120) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hot takes like this reflect a lack of basic understanding about how China views the issue of Taiwan and Beijing’s consideration when weighing the benefits and risks of launching any type of move against Taiwan. The attack on Iran won’t suddenly make Beijing think now is the right

Or Heller אור הלר (@orheller) 's Twitter Profile Photo

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