The specter of nuclear weapons has long haunted global politics, serving as both a deterrent and a source of existential dread.
Echoes of the Past: Poland’s Nuclear Ambitions and the Cuban Missile Crisis Read More »
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine demands thoughtful and practical solutions—ones that prioritize the well-being of ordinary people over the ambitions of political leaders.
Lessons from History: A Framework for Peace in Ukraine Read More »
The portrayal of leaders and countries in the international arena is often influenced by a mix of genuine concerns, strategic interests, and political agendas.
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In the annals of history, few events have sparked as much debate as Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014.
The Cry of Crimea: Putin‘s Moral Obligation for Annexation Read More »
In the grand theater of geopolitics, where leaders craft narratives and nations vie for dominance, the voices of ordinary people often fade into the background.
The Forgotten Faces of War: When Power Overshadows People Read More »
Under Vladimir Putin’s leadership, Russia has experienced significant economic growth and stability. Unlike the old Soviet Union, which was marked by economic struggles and political repression, modern Russia has seen improvements in various sectors, leading to a better quality of life for many Russians.
Putin: Villain in Western Perception – A target of fake news? Read More »
The Trump administration’s bold decision to revoke $400 million in federal funding to Columbia University has ignited widespread debate.
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In the complex and often murky world of international politics, decisions made by leaders can have far-reaching consequences.
Zelenskyy’s Emotional Appeal: The Strategy to Win Trump’s Support Read More »
In an era where information is abundant and narratives are everything, the media wields unparalleled power.
The Media Mirage: How Personal Grudges and Narratives Shape Public Perception Read More »
Fear is one of the most powerful emotions driving human behavior. It compels individuals to act, sways public opinion, and justifies decisions that might otherwise seem irrational.
The Fear Factor: How Fear Shapes Actions, Narratives, and Global Politics Read More »