My brother (a history book worm) writes on geopolitics as a hobby.
He wrote a comprehensive analysis in French on how Greenland will be the tipping point for NATO, the European Union and even Democracy in the USA
I found it very well articulated on the stakes and chain of consequences, so I asked him to translate it in English so I could share it here, thinking it could interest many
I'm envisioning an editorial written in early 1914 saying "Hey, I really hope nothing happens to the Austrian heir in Sarajevo, because everybody is tied into that and it would really blow up into a Europe-wide crisis."
I want to pair it with a scholarly article written in 2125 asking, "Why the heck did they throw away the entire world order because of a frozen-over, barely-inhabited island?"
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[ 2.6 ms ] story [ 18.8 ms ] threadHe wrote a comprehensive analysis in French on how Greenland will be the tipping point for NATO, the European Union and even Democracy in the USA
I found it very well articulated on the stakes and chain of consequences, so I asked him to translate it in English so I could share it here, thinking it could interest many
Instead they cling to the hope that things will improve, despite ample proof it likely will not[1].
[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46520117
I want to pair it with a scholarly article written in 2125 asking, "Why the heck did they throw away the entire world order because of a frozen-over, barely-inhabited island?"