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Tessa Jackson

Exploring how societies, institutions, and individuals endure, adapt, and remain human in an age of uncertainty.

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The Tower Disguised as a Web

As a follow-up to Monday's ethics piece, The Man at Every Table, I wanted to examine Russia's relationships within what's loosely called "the authoritarian alliance" — to add some nuance and insight into how the Putin regime is entwined in...

5 days ago
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The Man at Every Table

Chuck Pfarrer — former SEAL Team Six squadron leader, who now provides analysis of the war in Ukraine for the Kyiv Post — made an observation on a livestream with Jason Smart that has stayed with me. His hypothesis is straightforward. Putin...

8 days ago
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When the Centre Wanders

Putin visited the Kuril Islands last week.

It was the first time a Russian president had set foot on the disputed islands that Japan calls the Northern Territories. He toured a school on Iturup, a hospital and several industrial facilities...

12 days ago
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The Punisher Ethos and the Architecture of Silence

Between the ideals we proclaim and the reality we endure stands only one thing: the choices made by those who hold power.

Last week, reports emerged about terrible living conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Middle East. Six me...

14 days ago
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Off the Record: When the Bin Chickens Fly North

In Australia, we have a bird—the common Ibis. In cities like Brisbane, it’s so common it’s been given the affectionate name of “Bin Chicken.”

If you visit Post Office Park (in Brisbane) and sit down with a picnic, you’ll learn quickly: hum...

19 days ago

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