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Inverting Queen Elizabeth II’s Steady Glass Cage Leadership Style
It is tough being a leader, especially a woman in a glass cage as was the recently demised Queen Elizabeth ll ;overseeing an immensely...
Ancient DNA brings us closer to unlocking secrets of how modern humans evolved
BY VITTORIA D’ALESSIO
Humans all share a common African ancestry, making African history everyone’s history. Yet little is known about the genetic evolution of people...
Mikhail Gorbachev: Between Glorification and Criticism
Whatever your position on it, the former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, who passed away a few days ago, is the most important global leader...
Situating a historic figure: Mikhail Gorbachev
When the Cold War came to an end, the finale was dramatic, swift and rather unexpected. The collapse of communism occurred in just two...
Gorbachev: Death of an “American” Hero
On Tuesday, August 30th, Mikhail Gorbachev quietly passed away at the august age of 91. His death marks the end of a curious and...
Clausewitz and Napoleonic wars in changing characters of war
Clausewitz was born in Burg near Mag de burg in 1780. He entered Persian army as lance corporal in 1972. He served in campaigns...
Nontruthful America in the Crystalizing New World Order
"I'm for truth, no matter who tells it. I'm for justice, no matter who it's for or against." —Malcolm X, activist and minister
The legal...
How Sun Tzu theory about war and strategy is applicable in contemporary warfare today?
Sun Tzu was the famous Chinese war scholar who wrote about war and strategy and war tactics and contributed to the art of war...
Democracies failed attempt in Russia
The Soviet Union was already on the edge of disintegration in the late 1980s. The country's economy was strained by a costly military intervention...
Assyrians are Not Refugees Who Settled in Iraq
In recent years, some Kurdish and Arab politicians and wanna-be historians have been making statements that the Assyrians of Iraq were refugees from Hakkari,...