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Why Winning the War In Afghanistan Meant Losing to the Taliban

The Taliban will seek to run Afghanistan in line with their values and. America will have to stand back and watch. Drawing lessons from the U.S. involvement in the war in Afghanistan is important not only for determining the ways we may fight in the future, if we …

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The Coronavirus Crisis Has Just Begun

The stress on the U.S. economy and national debt will now increase dramatically in ways that cannot yet be fully calculated. While much of Washington engages in a fierce debate about whether Trump’s declared hope of getting America “back to work” by Easter is foolish or a prudent …

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The Real Impact of Dirt-Cheap Oil Prices

Low energy prices also may have the impact that years of U.S. sanctions and pressure have not. The main priority for the Trump administration over the past weeks has been coping with the coronavirus pandemic. Still, the U.S. government is also engaged in efforts to stabilize global energy …

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The motivations and causes of the continuation of ISIS’s presence in Afghanistan

Farzad Ramezani Bonesh Senior Researcher and Analyst of International Affairs In recent years, although several ISIS leaders such as Hafiz Saeed Khan (the first leader of the in ISIS group in Khorasan in July 2016) and his successor have been killed, but the group is still present in …

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The reforms and the current situation of the State budget and accounts

Giancarlo Elia Valori As we have all realized, since the COVID-19 epidemics broke out the number of regulations enacted – especially by the Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers – has literally sky-rocketed. The starting date of the sequence of regulations is certain. It is, in fact, …

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The Impact of Exploitation of Social Media by Terrorists on Global Scale

 Sajad Abedi[1] / Mohammad Amin Zabihi[2]   Terrorism is not a new phenomenon; our world has experienced different acts of terror since the peasant wars in ancient times to systematic acts of terror through religious-political agendas in modern days. Arguably, Terrorism, like any other phenomenon on the planet, …

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The Covid-19 epidemics and the issue of Italy’s public debt

Giancarlo Elia Valori How will the E.U. resources be defined in the near future for the coronavirus issue? The issue is, in fact, much more complex than we may think. The actual European Funds that are theoretically available are manifold: the European Regional Development Fund, the European Social …

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