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Conflicts: Ireland Provides Blueprint for The Unlikeliest of Things!

For the past two years, the Republic of Ireland has been a member of the UN Security Council. That’s right, Ireland – when millions of people still expect the word “Irish” to be followed by “terrorist” or “freedom fighter,” depending on their point of view, or someone else’s perception of their way of seeing things. Now its service is coming to an end...

Seth Ferris

Unrelenting Turkish-Greek tensions

Centuries change, epochs succeed one another … It seemed that antagonistic contradictions between peoples and states should be a thing of the past, that a historical decision should lead to the formation of civilized relations between former adversaries and enemies. However, not only does time have no power over collective memory, but sometimes...

Alexandr Svaranc

Will Japan and India become permanent members of the UN Security Council?

On December 12, 2022 in London, during a meeting of the British Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, its head, James Cleverly, said that he was in favor of expanding the number of permanent members of the UN Security Council (UNSC) by including Japan, India, Brazil and Germany. The British diplomat believes...

Petr Konovalov

2023 presidential election: Turkey’s fate in the hands of its citizens

Alexandr Svaranc

Iraq: New Times, Old Problems

Viktor Mikhin

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visits China

Vladimir Terehov

The Unravelling of the Western front on Ukraine

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Heading to Africa once again, the West is trying to revive neo-colonialism

Vladimir Danilov

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