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National reset: Blueprint for restructuring and transition

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By David Jones
| The Punch Verified
The demise of Nigeria, foretold for decades, is finally upon us. The combination of continuous economic degradation and the growing industrialisation of criminality and insecurity in the country makes this moment different. One can equivocate about the import of the various macroeconomic and social indicators, for and against this assertion, but the evidence on the streets where real life happens is unassailable.
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Technology unravels strategy and the weakness of AUKUS

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By Derek Woolner, David Jones
| pearlsandirritations.com
Developments in technology, their consequences for strategic policy and challenges in sustaining Australia’s submarine warfare capability are the ultimate challenges to AUKUS. We argue elsewhere that advances in submarine battery technologies will have changed the prospects for regional undersea warfare at about the time that Australia’s first AUKUS nuclear powered submarines (SSN) become operational.
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Technology unravels strategy and the weakness of AUKUS

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By Derek Woolner, David Jones
| Pearls and Irritations
Developments in technology, their consequences for strategic policy and challenges in sustaining Australia’s submarine warfare capability are the ultimate challenges to AUKUS. We argue elsewhere that advances in submarine battery technologies will have changed the prospects for regional undersea warfare at about the time that Australia’s first AUKUS nuclear powered submarines (SSN) become operational.
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