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Dôležitejšie ako to, čo Zelenskyj povedal, bolo to, kto ho nepočúval. 2. Čo Zelenskyj odkázal Slovensku. 3. V koalícii je o čosi menšie dusno. Dôležitejšie ako to, čo Zelenskyj povedal, bolo to, kto ho nepočúval V utorok mal pred Národnou radou prejav Volodymyr Zelenskyj. Zopakoval sa pohľad známy už z …

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Nem vagyunk egyedül

Nagyon sokszor hangzott el a szólam, hogy az Orbán-kormány Európában elszigetelődött. Foghatjuk a hasunkat, és lehet ezen egy nagyot nevetni. Az Európai Bizottság elnöke Magyarországra jött, és arról próbálta győzködni a miniszterelnököt, hogy lőjük lábon magunkat és az egész kontinenst. Mi történne akkor, ha egy csepp olajat és egyetlen köbméter …

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What Would Be China’s Capital Market Under New Policy? – Analysis

Recently, the central government of China has issued a new policy on the “Opinions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on Accelerating the Construction of a Large Unified National Market (hereafter referred to as ‘Opinions’)”. The Opinions propose to speed up the …

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Russia Plans Logistics Hub For Eritrea

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has reaffirmed Russia’s strategic interest to make coordinated efforts aim at building logistics hub along the coastline of the Republic of Eritrea during diplomatic talks attended by Foreign Minister of the State of Eritrea Osman Saleh who, on April 27, paid a working visit to Moscow. …

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Revolution In The South Caucasus

While the Kremlin is busy in the west, developments to the south promise further threats to its aggressive policy in the borderlands. Overshadowed by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the South Caucasus is witnessing huge developments which could potentially decrease tensions between Armenia on the one hand and Turkey and Azerbaijan …

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Russia’s Cossacks: ‘Fighters’ Versus ‘Cheerleaders’

Moscow may be drawing most of its conscripts for the war in Ukraine from ethnic minority regions such as Buryatia and Dagestan (see EDM, May 4), but there appears to be a wartime division of labor amongst the voluntarist Cossack movement as well. In particular, one can observe a distinction …

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Gas, Guns, And Government Lunacy

“Sacramento police want your guns in exchange for gas money,” says a May 6 Sacramento Bee headline. The department asks residents to give away their firearms, which the Second Amendment authorizes them to keep and bear, for a $50 gas gift card that would not even provide a fill-up for …

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Threat of being sent to Rwanda ‘harming health of UK asylum seekers’

Rights organisations say refugees going into hiding as Home Office admits LGBTQ+ people could face persecution in African country Ministers’ threats to send unauthorised migrants to Rwanda are having a detrimental impact on the physical and psychological health of people seeking asylum, according to two major refugee charities. The British …

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Major decline in West African piracy, but Gulf of Guinea remains world hotspot

Piracy off West African in 2021 declined dramatically – almost by half compared to the previous year – but the region still remains the world’s piracy hotspot, according to Dryad Global. In its annual report for 2021/22, the maritime risk company stated that “the precipitous decline in piracy throughout West …

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Despite the Stalemate in Baghdad, Iraq’s Political Winds Are Shifting

Iraq has blown past all the constitutional deadlines to form a government in the aftermath of its October 2021 parliamentary elections, the results of which initially threatened to upend Iraq’s system of sectarian kleptocracy. Instead, seven months after the election, Iraq’s government formation talks appear to have reached a stalemate, …

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