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I’m interested in coffee, philosophy, sharp objects, public policy, tech and stationery.

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Engage Taiwan
| 27th Jan 2006

A lesson from the Hamas victory
| 27th Jan 2006

Three thoughts for the Republic
| 26th Jan 2006

Meretricious
| 25th Jan 2006

Translation is killing free trade
| 24th Jan 2006

Without understanding
| 23rd Jan 2006

The royal guest from Riyadh (by way of Beijing)
| 23rd Jan 2006

Foreign hands and Balochistan (redux)
| 22nd Jan 2006

Troubled, but in control
| 21st Jan 2006

Sunday Levity: Wars between nations and wars between gangs
| 21st Jan 2006

The Tapeworm, the General and Truce
| 20th Jan 2006

Regarding the Indian Blue Helmets in Congo
| 20th Jan 2006

A shikar in western Bangladesh
| 20th Jan 2006

Mittal Chambers shows the way
| 19th Jan 2006

The American idea
| 18th Jan 2006

Weekday Squib: That looks like a giant…
| 17th Jan 2006

Pakistan raises Balochistan at bilateral talks
| 17th Jan 2006

Why Zawahiri didn’t turn up for dinner
| 16th Jan 2006

Prioritising Japan
| 16th Jan 2006

Declaring the hand on Iran
| 16th Jan 2006

Sunday Levity: He’s called John Kerry
| 14th Jan 2006

Two thoughts on trade
| 13th Jan 2006

The scope for gestures
| 13th Jan 2006

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