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80 Years of Auschwitz Liberation: Is History Repeating Itself?
On 27 January 1945, Soviet troops marched in and liberated the largest Nazi concentration and extermination camp in Auschwitz-Birkenau, situated in German-occupied Poland during...
The Legacy of U.S. Presidents: A Less Secure World
The passing of Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, comes at a time when the world is waiting for Donald Trump’s...
Syria and the Levant: Building Stability Amidst Shifting Ambitions
The Levant has long been a stage upon which the drama of history has unfolded- a region where empires collided, faiths converged, and civilizations...
Applying Raimo Vayrynen’s Model of Conflict Transformation to the Angolan Civil-War
Raimo Varynen’s conflict transformation model is somehow similar to the Jp Lederachs model except for minor differences. The model revolves around four major divisions:
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The Indonesian-Dutch Diaspora Through a Post-Colonial Lens
For over three centuries, the relationship between Indonesia and the Netherlands was dominated by the dynamics of colonialism, leaving a profound imprint on the...
Jimmy Carter: A Tribute To Not Forgetting God in GovernanceÂ
Many years ago, in the American state of Connecticut while touring a museum somewhere I now can't recall, I came across a painting of...
Syria’s Past, Present, and Future: A Call for Unity and Stability
Syria, a land steeped in history and cultural richness, has long been a pivotal player in the Middle East. Situated at the crossroads of...
Speed: One of Decisive Elements of Warfare
Speed has always been a critical element in warfare. Sun Tzu dedicated an entire chapter of The Art of War to this concept, emphasizing...
The History and Impact of Japan’s Loans to China
1979 was a critical year for the economic, political, and diplomatic development between China and Japan. During his visit to China, then-Japanese Prime Minister...
Combining Ireland’s Citizens’ Assembly and South Africa’s TRC for an Effective Reparative Justice Model
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa is one of the most well-known reparative justice bodies. However, since its creation in 1996, many...