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The United States' responsibility for the social chaos in Iran did not arise from nothing
When the Iranian street ignites, it is the invisible architecture of Washington that burns in silence.
Security Becomes Continuous Management of Systemic Vulnerability: From Local Disruption to Systemic Managerial Sobriety
Over the past few years, official investigations into accidents in energy, logistics, and communications have, with almost manic regularity, recorded the same pattern: a local disruption behaves like a spark in a dry steppe wind—instantly jumping across sectoral and territorial boundaries.
Is Mutual Economic Cooperation Possible?
Kirill Dmitriev of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) has suggested a tunnel to connect Russia and Alaska. This idea is highly meritorious, but due to present US provocations and sanctions, it is fraught with difficulty.
