The Periphery
The Periphery will seek to analyze geopolitical situations that, from the mainstream point of view, are on the edges, just outside the normal field of view.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 67 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 2 days ago |
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Three Bombs, Three Different Enemies
From left: China’s first nuclear test, Project 596, at Lop Nur (October 16, 1964); the crater from India’s ‘Smiling Buddha’ test at Pokhran (May 18, 1974); and Pakistan’s Chagai-I test in the Ras Koh Range (May 28, 1998.
At about 1 am loca...
“There Is No Peaceful Bomb”
On January 28th, 1987, infamous Pakistani nuclear scientist A. Q. Khan sat down for an interview with prominent Indian journalist Kuldip Nayar. Nayar had been angling to interview Khan for some time, and finally he had been able to book him...
No Navy, No Problem
The CSS Shenandoah, a steam-powered clipper, first appeared in the Bering Sea in late spring. The whaling grounds there were plentiful and, until then, generally safe for Union-affiliated merchants. But that was about to change. Very soon,...
Cold War Spoilers
French President Charles de Gaulle meeting Chinese Ambassador Huang Zhen, Paris, June 1964. Photo sourced for historical critique/analysis purposes.
In 1966, France made the highly controversial move to exit NATO’s joint military command....
Grounded
On March 23rd 1973, a guerrilla fighter with the African Party for the Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde (PAIGC), clutching a Soviet-made 9K32 Strela-2, locked on to a Portuguese Fiat G.91 flying low over the wet green landscape, and fi...
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The Periphery will seek to analyze geopolitical situations that, from the mainstream point of view, are on the edges, just outside the normal field of view.
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