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China’s secure contribution to peace in Ukraine

Giancarlo Valori In recent hours, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has comprehensively outlined China’s position and proposal on the resolution of the current crisis in Ukraine, which can be summarised as four six-point commitments. Dialogue and peace are to be promoted through four steps that must adhere to …

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Pentagon Chief Met by Anti-NATO Rally in Bulgaria, With Activists Protesting Military Aid to Ukraine

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin traveled to Bulgaria on Saturday, where he met with Prime Minister Kiril Petkov to discuss the Ukrainian crisis and apparently asked Sofia to provide military aid to Kiev. The Bulgarian PM said no. Bulgarian citizens rallied on Saturday against giving its “few …

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Conflict Mediation: Turkey, and Israel as Mediators in the Russian-Ukraine War

With the Russian-Ukraine Conflict, various countries around the world have stepped in to try and mediate the situation, resolving the situation to a peaceful conclusion that results in less bloodshed. Ukraine has sued three times for peace, to no avail, while international and Russian companies have called upon …

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Digital Economy Could Reap Huge Benefits for Middle East and North Africa

The universal adoption of digital technologies in countries across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) would reap huge socio-economic benefits, amounting to hundreds of billions of dollars each year and a much-needed surge in new jobs, according to a new World Bank report. The report, “The Upside …

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Rail Diplomacy between Turkey, Pakistan, and Iran

In a world of interdependence, geo-economics has become the essential thing for extending cooperation. Most of the countries have started to use nontraditional types of diplomacy to enhance their relations for achieving economic access and other goals. ‘Railway Diplomacy’ is one the interesting forms of nontraditional diplomacy. Railway …

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Geographical Risk and Chaos at Market: The Reign of Uncertainty

The continuation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, along with the financial sanctions against Russia by Europe and the United States, has induced a shock in the international capital market. International energy prices, including oil and natural gas, together with commodity market prices, rose distinctly. In particular, …

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Russia-Ukraine Conflict and the Rising Issue of Global Oil Scarcity

Ica Cahayani and Agata Nina Puspita Nowadays, the issue, which appears in the talks of the global community, becomes an inevitable scourge. The prolonged conflict has made people worry about the third world war. People’s concerns are certainly supported by past historical records where big wars always occur …

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Five Latin American States Abstained at UN’s Ukraine Resolution and Here is Why

During the special emergency session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on March 2nd, only five Latin American states renounced from condemning Russia’s military operations in Ukraine. Although none voted ‘against’, four abstentions from Bolivia, Cuba, El Salvador and Nicaragua, plus Venezuela’s refusal to participate in the …

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