La vaste campagne de sécurité menée par le Hamas pour éliminer les gangs armés qui …
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Cultural facts and latest developments If we study the culture of individual peoples and set …
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Turkey was among the first to recognise Kosovo in 2008 and has since backed its …
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It feels strange to even write this, but Al-Qaeda is back in Afghanistan. Not in …
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Russia might still fund some less ambitious infrastructure projects in its Far East-Arctic region to …
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Moscow is likely to welcome a Turkish mediation effort if it serves to restrain Ukraine from a military adventure. Turkey has offered to mediate in the Ukraine crisis as tensions between NATO and Russia escalate, with fears that Russia might be gearing up to invade eastern Ukraine. The proposal from …
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Two of the fossil fuels, coal, and natural gas, are used to generate continuous uninterruptible electricity, but not crude oil, the third fossil fuel, as it is primarily used to manufacture oil derivatives that thousands of products are based upon, and the fuels for various transportation infrastructures. Crude oil gets …
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy spoke to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken by phone on December 6 ahead of President Biden’s call with Russian President Vladimir Putin in which Biden is expected to issue a strong warning against a Russian invasion of Ukraine. “Agreed to continue joint & concerted action. …
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Major representatives of the European Central Bank—including ECB president Christine Lagarde—continue to warn against bitcoin. In a recent article, addressed to the inflation-adverse German audience, the ECB representative Klaus Masuch together with the former ECB chief economist Otmar Issing has stressed five risks of bitcoin: a lack of intrinsic value, …
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In July, Putin published a 5,000-word article — “On the Historical Unity of Russians and Ukrainians” — in which he wrote that he was convinced that the “true sovereignty of Ukraine is possible only in partnership with Russia.” “The Russian regime’s foremost interest is its own hold on power. All …
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Principal Findings What’s new? Amid China’s increasing assertiveness in the South China Sea, and the deepening involvement of the United States and its allies, Vietnam is navigating a steadily thornier set of policy challenges. As the disputes intensify, the risk of armed conflict in the Sea is growing. Why does it …
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Напряжение в Восточной Европе, на российско-украинской границе, можно считать знаковым для международных отношений. Удастся ли разрешить кризис или нет, зависит от готовности акторов мировой политики к кооперации и управлению глобальными процессами. Международные отношения всегда были наукой про великие державы. Именно они объявляли и вели войны, захватывали территории, заключали мирные соглашения …
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Die politischen Spannungen verschärfen sich wieder im Osten Europas. Wie vor einigen Monaten bereits sorgt eine ungewöhnlich hohe Ansammlung an russischen Truppen an der ukrainischen Ostgrenze nicht nur in Kiew, sondern auch in anderen europäischen Staaten für zunehmendes Unbehagen. Längst wird davor gewarnt, dass der russische Präsident Wladimir Putin Pläne …
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Russland will eine Aufteilung Europas nach dem Muster von Jalta 1945 erzwingen. Dem dürfen die USA nicht zustimmen, auch wegen China und Taiwan. Für Joe Biden ist Wladimir Putin ein lästiger Quälgeist. Der US-Präsident möchte seine Energien darauf konzentrieren, seine innenpolitischen Projekte durch den Kongress zu bringen. Die Mehrheit dort …
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Teisisõnu: Putin on justkui manööverdanud Venemaa tagasi nõukogudeaegsesse olukorda, kus NSV Liidu ja Ameerika Ühendriikide juhid otsustasid omavahel kiseldes ja leppides maailma asju. Loodetavasti ei lepi USA ja Venemaa milleski kokku üle Ukraina pea. Ei, Venemaal ei tohi olla vetoõigust küsimuses, kas Ukraina (või mõni teine riik) tohib teha koostööd …
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