Thursday links: Cambodia, Crimea, insect protein, China HSR and more

13 March 2014 11:41

Fukuyama on the domestic basis of American power.
China opens the world's longest high-speed rail line, between Beijing and Guangzhou.
Crimea: calls for the US to use energy exports as a tool in its diplomacy with the Kremlin are misguided.
Further talks between the CPP and the CNRP have not achieved a breakthrough, so Cambodia's political deadlock remains. (Thanks Milton.)
A hungry world needs more protein but less pollution. We should eat more insects.
Obama goes between two ferns. We can shut down the internet now; it's all been done.
John Kerry tells US diplomats to make the case for action on climate change.
According to Twitter, this is the Danish foreign minister commuting to work. Respect.

'Down and out down under'