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Tuesday links: ROK-Japan, Manus, North Korean missiles, euro and more

Sam Roggeveen
Published 30 Jul 2013 13:33   0 Comments  
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  • The US Air Force lays out its Pacific pivot plans.
  • The indefatigable Liam Fox goes to Manus Island to see what the locals think about the PNG Solution.
  • Former federal Liberal MP Ross Cameron: 'European currency union was a dumb decision, fuelled by the misty-eyed vanity of the Left.' (Thanks Michael.)
  • The political effects of overconfidence bias.
  • Arms Control Wonk brings a sharp eye and dry wit to footage of the latest North Korean military parade.
  • The pipeline that pumps natural gas from Burma's Indian Ocean fields all the way to southern China is now open. An oil pipeline will follow.
  • Peter Buffett inveighs against the mega-rich philanthropy pioneered by his father Warren.
  • In Britain, the age of the mass political party is over. 'This means accepting that politics is now the preserve of a professional political class, but surrounding it with a dense network of scrutiny, transparency and accountability from a whole variety of groups and organisations.'
  • 'A nation that forgets its history has no future': ROK football supporters unfurled political banners during a match against Japan's Red Devils. The Japanese FA wants answers.

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