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Sinocism delivers a near-daily briefing on Chinese politics, economy, trade, technology and foreign policy, with curated items from official and Chinese-language sources plus commentary. It also includes a companion podcast (Sharp China) discussing export controls, GDP data and Party meetings.
Ed Conway's newsletter examines the hidden economic and geopolitical forces shaping the modern world, from energy and diesel markets to national economic models. Issues mix original interviews, such as a transcript with India's Chief Economic Adviser, with long-form analytical essays drawing on his books and reporting.
A newsletter covering the intersection of geopolitics, energy and climate, with commentary on trade policy, industrial strategy, energy markets and climate disasters. Issues combine news analysis with original essays and updates from the authors' research.
A weekly-style regional newspaper from Washington County, Maine, covering local government, school boards, border trade, fisheries and infrastructure in Downeast Maine and Campobello Island. Readers get reported local news with named reporters and on-the-ground detail about the region's communities.
Pekingnology publishes China-focused opinion columns by Chinese academics, think-tank heads and former officials, covering economic policy, outbound investment and US-China technology relations. Readers get the Chinese establishment's arguments on stimulus, debt, AI governance and overseas expansion, presented largely in the authors' own voices.
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