Republicans’ Ignorance and Inability to Learn Lessons from the War on Terror

Why Military Intervention in Mexico is a Dangerous Idea Today’s Republican Party has shifted towards a policy of isolationism or, more positively, realism and restraint when it comes to foreign affairs. While they decry “endless wars,” particularly in the Middle East, Republicans have surprisingly become more hawkish when it comes to America’s southern neighbor, Mexico. …

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China: Embracing Sovereignty – Why Not Ukraine’s?

Beijing’s Vision for a New World Order Beijing’s Vision for a New World Order Beijing believes that the current global order, led by the United States, is in chaos and declining. Chinese leader Xi Jinping, however, has a plan to replace it. He wants a new framework that prioritizes national sovereignty, where nations are equal …

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Explosive Rise of Syria Protests: Bashar Assad’s Detrimental Challenge in Moving Past the Civil War

Anti-government protests in Syria have been on the rise for over a month, reminiscent of the demonstrations that occurred in 2011. These protests initially stemmed from the country’s worsening financial crisis, as Syria’s economy has been severely impacted by years of war and international sanctions. However, the grievances have quickly evolved into demands for the …

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Revolutionary Economic Corridor Announcement by World Leaders: India-Middle East-Europe Collaboration Soars!

In a groundbreaking move, world leaders revealed plans for a massive rail project stretching from India to Europe. The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, as stated by the White House here, aims to usher in an era of enhanced global connectivity. This initiative, announced during the G-20 summit in New Delhi, India, represents a collaboration between …

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Turkey, a crucial NATO player, is on a collision course with major economic crisis

Turkey’s economic policy under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is facing major challenges, with inflation skyrocketing and a potential balance-of-payments crisis on the horizon. In a surprising move, Erdogan has been forced to backtrack on his unconventional approach and allow the central bank to raise interest rates to a staggering 25%, a jump of 7.5 percentage …

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The Potential Arrival of a Cheaper Alternative to Cocaine in the US

US officials are expressing growing concerns about the potential impact of an illegal and highly addictive drug in the United States. This drug, called captagon, is being produced and distributed by groups associated with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Hezbollah in Lebanon. In the past, captagon was prescribed for conditions like ADHD and narcolepsy, but …

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Not just any price: The significance of Saudi-Israel normalization

In recent weeks, there has been speculation about a potential deal to normalize relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia, which has generated excitement among Israeli and American officials. This kind of agreement has the potential to be a significant diplomatic success. The security of both Israel and the Arabian Peninsula has long been considered a …

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Opinions on Al-Bashir and Putin Triggering their Own Downfall

In 2003, Sudan experienced a rebellion in its Darfur region due to years of oppression and neglect towards African communities. Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir turned to local armed Arab groups, known as the Janjaweed, to suppress the uprising. The Janjaweed quickly became a powerful force and successfully quelled the revolt, gaining al-Bashir’s trust and support. …

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