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The Art of the Exchange: A Brief Retelling of Spy Swaps

April 2, 2023
Defence

With any luck, Evan Gershkovich will spend only a few weeks in  Lefortovo Prison, the 142-year-old hulk on Moscow’s east side where many a Russian who’s run afoul of state security has

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Democracy: Space in life and society

April 2, 2023
Columns

In ‘Democracy,’ all types of spaces are most important. ‘Democracy’ is called a fragile flower; the reality is – it always needs cultivation. So, all sorts of societal areas are potential manure

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Sub-Imperialism and Multipolarity: Brazil’s Dilemma

April 1, 2023
Brazil

Galeano Names the Problem In the Open Veins of Latin America Eduardo Galeano described an 1870 genocidal war of regime change waged on Paraguay by a Triple Alliance of its neighbors, Argentina, Uruguay, and

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20 Years After Catastrophe in Iraq, the War Apologists Still Dominate U.S. Foreign Policy

April 1, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

In Warsaw last February, President Joe Biden condemned the lawless Russian invasion of Ukraine: “The idea that over 100,000 forces would invade another country—since World War II, nothing like that has happened.” One month

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The Simple Reason Why the U.S. Wants ‘Full Spectrum Dominance’ of the Earth

April 1, 2023
Human Rights

Imagine the uproar if China or Russia—or any other country for that matter—said it aimed to exercise military control over land, sea, air, and space to protect its interests and investments. This

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Why Ukraine Is Increasingly a Nuclear Headache for World Powers

March 31, 2023
Diplomacy

On March 20, 2023, the British government confirmed it would supply Ukrainian forces with tank shells made with depleted uranium, which can “penetrate tanks and armor more easily due to its density and other physical properties.”

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Why EU Strategic Autonomy Apart from the U.S. Is Currently Impossible

March 31, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

Among the wreckage the riots that have convulsed Paris may leave in their wake include President Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform; Macron’s ability to effectively govern for the next four years; and, quite

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The Reckoning with Donald Trump

March 31, 2023
Russia/Ukraine/United States

The Manhattan grand jury voted to indict Donald J. Trump today, in connection with his payment of hush money to adult film actress Stormy Daniels, in a truly historic move against a

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China’s Historical Destiny Is to Stand with the Third World

March 30, 2023
Diplomacy

On 20 March 2023, China’s President Xi Jinping and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin spent over four hours in private conversation. According to official statements after the meeting, the two leaders talked about the increasing

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‘Russia alone can already confront the entire West…’

March 30, 2023
Diplomacy/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The Russian media reported that President Vladimir Putin made an extraordinary gesture as President Xi Jinping left the Kremlin following the state dinner last week on Tuesday evening by escorting him to

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A path of dreams

March 30, 2023
Book Reviews

by Paul K Lyons In the moon’s clear lightall mundane desiresare but a path of dreams So wrote the great poet Saiokuken Sōchō in medieval Japan, half a millennium ago. The verse

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20 Years After the Start of the Iraq War, U.S. Peace Movement Protests Yet Another War

March 30, 2023
Human Rights/News

An intergenerational, multiracial group of organizers demonstrated in Washington, D.C., on March 18, seeking to unite various sectors of the nation’s anti-war movement. Under the slogans “Peace in Ukraine—Negotiations not escalation,” “Fund

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Mexico Is Charting Its Own Path Toward Energy Sovereignty

March 30, 2023
Mexico/News

Five hundred thousand people mobilized in Mexico City’s Zocalo on March 18 to mark 85 years since the expropriation of oil by former Mexican President Lázaro Cárdenas. The mobilization was called by President Andrés

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Long March by Farmers in Indian State of Maharashtra Succeeds After Government Accepts Demands

March 30, 2023
India/News

Thousands of Indian farmers who had been marching in the State of Maharashtra concluded their protest on March 18 after the government accepted their demands. They had begun their march on March 12. The

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Separatist Somaliland Escalates War on Somali Unification Movement

March 30, 2023
Somalia

Casualties mounted in Las Anod as the troops of Somaliland, a separatist breakaway region from Somalia with no international recognition of its claim to sovereignty, continued attempts to reoccupy the city. Las

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Afghanistan: Security Without Accountability

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For three decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union,

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The French protests that are spreading over Europe are not

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The then German Chancellor Angela Merkel opened the floodgates to

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Indian security forces have foiled at least ten infiltration attempts

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