The Armenia Conflict: Unveiling Russia’s Dark Side

Russia today is like a Potemkin hegemon —- a phantom political power desperate to conceal its decline. Once the unchallenged leader of both the South Caucasus and the entire former Soviet Union, Russia is now a struggling bit character seeking relevance after its failures in Ukraine. These failures have not only diminished Russia’s influence across …

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Tucker Carlson: Unveiling the American Face of Authoritarian Propaganda

“Axis Sally” was a nickname given to women who, during World War II, broadcasted German and Italian propaganda on the radio in an attempt to demoralize American soldiers. Similarly, Tucker Carlson, a prominent American journalist, has gained notoriety for his support of foreign dictators and propagating their messages. While Carlson’s influence may not rival that …

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Poland’s Fragile Democracy on the Verge: Examining the Current State

In Poland, next month’s parliamentary elections could be the opposition’s final opportunity to halt the country’s descent into autocracy. Once considered a success story for post-communist transition to democracy, Poland now follows Hungary’s path after far-right populists rose to power in the 2010s. The significance of Poland in Central and Eastern Europe cannot be overstated. …

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The Atlantic: Vivek Ramaswamy Envisions an Unrealistic Foreign Policy

Vivek Ramaswamy, the innovative and forward-thinking 38-year-old entrepreneur vying for the Republican presidential nomination, has initiated a bold campaign against what he perceives as an antiquated and establishment foreign policy. In his pursuit of the nomination, he has expressed deep skepticism of NATO and proposed a range of ideas to reshape America’s approach to global …

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Experts divided on whether nuclear energy is the solution to a sustainable future

Nuclear power has emerged as a potential solution to bridge the energy gap and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. However, there are concerns from organizations like Greenpeace about its role in a safe, clean, and sustainable future. While nuclear energy is clean, reliable, and overcomes the intermittent nature of renewables, skeptics argue that it is …

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Kyiv Monument Receives New Emblem, Replacing Soviet-Era Symbol, in Ukraine

The iconic Mother Ukraine statue in Kyiv, which is widely recognized as a symbol of the nation, underwent a significant transformation on Sunday. The Soviet-era hammer-and-sickle symbol was replaced by the country’s trident coat of arms, marking a shift towards reclaiming Ukraine’s cultural identity from its Communist past and amidst Russia’s ongoing invasion. Standing at …

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Ukraine Removes Soviet Emblem from Display

Ukraine made a symbolic move on Sunday by replacing the Soviet emblem with the country’s coat of arms on one of its most recognizable landmarks. This action represents a larger effort in Ukraine to reclaim its cultural identity and distance itself from its Soviet past following Russia’s ongoing invasion. The monument, known as the …

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The Atlantic: Oppenheimer’s Desperate Outcry

In February 1949, J. Robert Oppenheimer, the celebrated scientist behind the Manhattan Project, penned an article for this publication, reflecting on the aftermath of the first atomic bomb detonation. The explosion had captivated the world with its purple light and towering pillar of smoke and debris. However, for Oppenheimer, the initial excitement had given way …

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