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Ukraine is dying a deindustrialized death
The 30th anniversary of Ukrainian independence is a somber time to reflect on what went wrong over the years with…
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The Swedish authorities have learned nothing as schools reopen without safeguards for children as Delta cases soar
By Wendy Boyd Isacsson and Keith Begg In Sweden sending your child to school is compulsory and home-schooling is illegal.…
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Hybrid war between Russian Federation and NATO in the context of Ukraine
By Kateryna Odarchenko When we hear the phrase hybrid war, we are trying to put into it the most capacious…
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Russia must urgently prioritize formulating an official Indo-Pacific policy
The Indo-Pacific is among the top buzzwords in the foreign policy community nowadays because this vast region is rapidly becoming…
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Impact of Ukrainian economic policy on U.S.-Ukraine relations
By Jonathan Wilson As White House press secretary Jen Psaki stated, “The visit will affirm the United States’ unwavering support…
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Judicial coup in Spain
The establishment of the Spanish State would be made up of the financial-business, political, judicial, military, Catholic hierarchy, university and…
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A court for ethnic disputes
Just before he died at the end of the twentieth century, the great philosopher Isaiah Berlin said, “It was the…
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It’s time for a Polish-Russian ‘Non-Aggression Pact’ in Belarus and Ukraine
Background Briefing Poland’s in a proverbial pickle after recent moves from its nominal American and German allies. The US’ waiving…
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The EU should be wary of Lithuania’s ‘United Talks’ proposal with China
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis told Politico late last week that EU states should stop talking to China bilaterally or…
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Europe shouldn’t be pushed by US influence to confront Russia
That bar, the Red Star, on the far side of eastern Europe is closed. So why is the Black Star…
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