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Blue Gold: An Emerging Source Of Global Conflicts

Abdul Rasoul Syed Depleting potable water resources have sent alarm across the globe pertaining to the emergence of a new spree of future global conflicts in quest for occupying available water reservoirs of the world. Water is an indispensable sine qua non for human existence, hence, its dearth, …

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Factors behind the global water crisis: Facts, consequences, and solutions

Md. Obaidullah and Md. Sohrab Hossen* Water is another name for our life. We cannot think of a single day without water. In the past century, the global demand for water has increased at a rate that is twice as fast as the growth of the human population. …

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Image of Humanitarian Catastrophe

Iveline Zvezdov In contemporary discussion of climate risk, the image of humanitarian disaster takes central part in definition of argument and in motivation for action. This image is most often created with the languages of politics, philosophy, and mathematics. We have not yet come to its effective rendering …

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The internet and their distortion in the socio-political culture

Rojas Samper Mateo & Magan Asencios Marcelo* The invention and development of the internet can be considered as one of the greatest technological advances of the 20th century, the internet has had a great upward transformation since its creation, which is, however, very recent from the historical perspective, …

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World Order Is Old Order: New World Order Is No Order

Naseem Javeed The grand hallucinations: When there is any order, it always becomes visible as an orderly progression, when it is supposed to be a secret or an invisible order, then it is grand hallucinations for a cult of illusionists. Observe how the World Order is an old order, …

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A Bewildering Juxtaposition: Donald Trump’s “Temple of Intellect”

Louis Peres “The university is the temple of intellect, and I am its high priest.”- Miguel de Unamuno, speaking against irrationalism as rector of the University of Salamanca (Spain), 12 October 1936 From the start of his White House tenure, Donald Trump’s real targets were never specific individuals …

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The long starvation, a looming catastrophe

Simon Wolfe A sigh of relief as the UN-brokered humanitarian deal reopened Odesa’s port to allow Ukrainian grain through may have been premature. Sierra Leone-flagged Razoni appears to have arrived in Syria, one of Russia’s strongest allies. It was set to reach the Horn of Africa as part …

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Political Economy of Brazil

Muskan Moazam Brazil is a Country in east-central South America. The Capital of Brazil is Brasília. Brazil is one of the largest developing economies having strong economic specialty in mining, manufacturing and agriculture. Its service sector is also rapidly growing. Brazilian city of Saopaulo is one of the …

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A Significant Shift in Power Projection

By Amy Sherif The US Navy (USN) is adopting a new path, solidifying a strategic move towards Distributed Maritime Operations (DMO) to conduct enduring sea control and power projection missions.  The Navy is shifting into the building and maturing its Overmatch program and providing Joint All-Domain Command and …

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