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Россия готовит большие перемены для Афганистана

Вчера стартовал очередной Петербургский международный экономический форум. Его программа чрезвычайно обширна и насыщенна, но в ряду других встреч и выступлений особняком стоит крайне важное событие. На полях форума замечены замглавы Торгово-промышленной палаты Афганистана Мохаммадюнис Хоссейн и глава афганской дипломатической миссии Джамал Насир Гарвал.Само по себе участие представителей движения “Талибан”* можно …

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Solo Putin e Biden possono fare la pace

Quando scoppia una guerra in genere ci si divide fra chi invoca una soluzione diplomatica subito e chi la rifiuta. Pacifisti contro militaristi, nella assai discutibile vulgata corrente. La disputa regolarmente termina con la cucitura di un abito di più o meno raffinata sartoria diplomatica disegnato in base agli esiti …

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The People vs. Petrocracy

The United States is moving fast on climate change—in the wrong direction. The Energy Information Agency forecasts that by 2023, the nation will set a new annual record for oil extraction: 4.6 billion barrels. Plans to build more than 200 new natural gas power plants are in the works. More …

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Geopolitical Update: U.S. Tact To Make Inroads In Asia

The U.S. sought to bolster its support in Asia by reassuring nations they do not need to join a coalition against China, drawing a stark contrast with Beijing’s threats to defend its interests with military force, said Bloomberg. The Bloomberg report — US Makes Asia Inroads by Playing Down Need …

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Nuclear Weapons: World Spent $156,841 In Every Minute Of 2021

The world nuclear weapons spending found a significant increase in 2021, finds the latest International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) report published on Tuesday. In one year, the nine nuclear-armed nations – U.S., China, Russia, France, India, Israel, North Korea, Pakistan and the UK — spent a total of …

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