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Britain’s leadership crisis is a symptom, not the disease
Andy Burnham’s rise to Downing Street No. 10 may buy the Labour Party time. But Britain’s political crisis runs far deeper than personalities, campaign skills or messaging strategies. The question…
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Is Romania’s Far-Right on the Verge of a Political Surge?
Accusations of constitutional violations have added fuel to the fire, sparking outrage among citizens. Recent government actions, including tinkering with election schedules, have further stoked tensions,…
The War Criminal’s Mind in a Just War
The solution is to objectify and dehumanize the enemy, leveraging a panoply of primate defense mechanisms: splitting (“We are all…
Calls for Netanyahu’s Resignation Amplify at Protests Over Hostage Crisis
The video, which the Israeli government condemned as a tool of psychological warfare by Hamas, concluded with a chilling message…
Public Unrest Swells in Armenia Over Territorial Concessions to Azerbaijan
The terms of the agreement stipulate that the border will be realigned to conform with the boundaries established between the…
Macron Calls for European Autonomy in Landmark Speech
Macron's speech was not merely a routine political discourse. It was a call to action in response to a series…
Global food insecurity: DRC, Nigeria, Sudan, Afghanistan, Yemen, Ukraine and Gaza
Democratic Republic of Congo has relived two civil wars on its territory. The First Congo War started after millions of…
The new Directive for combating criminal trafficking networks of human beings in the EU
Elena Kountoura, as a member of the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality (FEMM), and as a rapporteur of…
Personal Story with War Crime in Israeli Army
In 1979, with the first stirrings of peace between Israel and Egypt, my battalion was sent to Halhul, a city…