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David McNeill

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Prof of Comms at Sacred Heart Uni, Tokyo. Ex-correspondent with The Economist, Independent, Irish Times etc. bsky: bsky.app/profile/davidamcneill.bs
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Mirror universe | FCCJ

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By David McNeill, Justin McCurry , Chie Matsumoto
| FCCJ
December 2025 Star Trek icon George Takei beams down to the FCCJ with a blunt warning about today’s world The beloved Japanese American icon sailed into the FCCJ under steady impulse power. Within moments, the room locked on his signal. The journalists were like the crew of the Enterprise awaiting his orders. He steered the room full of diverse strangers into an audience that listened hard and laughed often. Sulu was on the bridge.
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Out of the shadows

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By Dan Sloan, David McNeill, Dennis Normile 
| FCCJ
October 2025 Kim Jong-un’s loose alliance with China and Russia doesn’t necessarily spell the end of nuclear talks, expert tells FCCJ event Xi Jinping, flanked by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un, attends the Victory Day military parade in Beijing in September - Wikipedia Once dismissed as a hermit kingdom ruled by a dynasty as strange as it was brutal, North Korea bet its survival on one day building a nuclear bomb.
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From Golden Crescent to Crystal Crescent: The Making of Balochistan’s New Meth Economy

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By David McNeill
| TalkingDrugs
Balochistan is a key region spanning Pakistan and Afghanistan. Through it, farmers have moved across both nations, radically changing drug markets with them. When we think about Afghanistan and drugs, one substance comes to mind: opium. Indeed, the country has essentially had a monopoly on the global production of opiates (albeit with some periods of significant interruption) during most of the past 40 years.
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