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China set to boost its modernization drive

National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), is the highest level decision making platform in Chinese political system, and usually held every five years. The First one was held in 1921, and the current is the 20th National Congress stared on 16 October and will end …

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Changing Roles: Why Countries of Middle East May be Future’s Best-Suited Mediators?

Today’s world, with its current architecture of international relations, has entered a new phase of transformation, one that will take years. As a rule, such developments transpire through an overhaul of the old system with a new one being established instead, which is typically a painful process. The …

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Israel, Lebanon Reach Unprecedented Maritime Border Agreement

The Lebanese presidency’s statement emphasized that the border resolution did not imply recognition of, or any partnership with, the Jewish state. The Lebanese government announced on Tuesday that it had reached a “historic” deal with Israel to resolve the two countries’ maritime border dispute—a dispute made newly relevant …

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How to Avoid Nuclear War Over Ukraine

Military force without diplomacy cannot deliver lasting results and can lead to an unparalleled catastrophe with consequences beyond comprehension. President Joe Biden is right to warn about the potential escalation of the Ukraine crisis into Armageddon. There has been no greater danger of nuclear catastrophe since the Cuban Missile Crisis …

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Why Sanctions Can’t Stop Russia and Iran

The success of the Ukrainian counteroffensive, not Western sanctions, will ultimately decide the outcome of the conflict. Economic sanctions and financial penalties form an integral part of statecraft, whether they are used to pursue geopolitical interests or influence the decisions of other states. Since 1990, the use of …

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An alternative World Order: From the Lens of Russia and Iran

In today’s era, some parties, including the movements of political Islam, Ayatollah Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, want to disrupt the current world order and initiate such fundamental changes that the world will become recoil. In the …

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Gaslighting the Globe

Is the populace of the world now already under gaslighting? Gaslighting is about continuous psychological manipulation games. Is this something like when the ghosts of technology, pretending their loyal obedience to artificial intelligence, systematically create social media and fake media to create self-doubts and guilt amongst populations, submerge masses …

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The Global Wars of the Mind

Naseem Javeed Our world of today is now extremely interconnected and interdependent, it is alive, thriving 24x7x365 and interactive, yet pulled apart, by minds scared and unable to decipher the new wide-open limitless landscapes, unable to read the collaborative intricacies, therefore seeking ideological refuge in tribalism. World is …

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How to Interpret North Korea’s Nuclear Forces Policy Act?

Alexander Volontsov  An important event occurred at the 14th Supreme People’s Assembly (SPA) of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), which was immediately thrust into a harsh spotlight worldwide: passing the DPRK Nuclear Force Policy Act. This document has both an international law dimension, as it concerns …

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