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Turkey’s Neo-Ottomanism is knocking on the door
Turkey’s resurgence as a center of Islamic values and its strategy of drifting away from Western influenced society is in the making. The neo-Ottomanism’s...
To Ease the Horror: U.S. Elections, World History and the Withering Promise of Life on Earth
"The horror, the horror," mumbles the Marlon Brando character in Apocalypse Now. Though merely cinematic, this sentiment exclaims a brutally truthful observation: While each...
Otto von Bismarck: How did he maintain peace in Europe
The war of 1870 between France and Prussia had two major consequences. First and foremost, the defeat of France and the subsequent Treaty of...
New Wars and the Fallacies of Traditional Deterrence Approaches
1945 - the year when the whole world witnessed the catastrophe of nuclear weapon use, their indiscriminate effect and their immense destructive power, has...
Neoliberalism And The Rise of Upper Class Power
The years of 1978-1980 as a revolutionary change in the global’s social, political and economic history. In that era “Neoliberalism” emerged a theory of...
Georgia’s First Treaty with United Europe
Authors: Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua, Dr. Emil Avdaliani
In June 2014, the European Union and Georgia signed the Association Agreement, which entered into force on...
Recycling Power Politics: For America, A Lethal “Resurrection”
"The egocentric ideal of a future reserved for those who have managed to attain egoistically the extremity of `everyone for himself' is false, and...
Independence and Beyond: The Indian Subcontinent
As Mr. Lincoln might have said ...three-score and thirteen years ago the Indian subcontinent gained independence (August 14/15, 1947) from the British -- although...
Pakistan’s Independence Day: Time for soul searching
Fanatic Hindus in Indian National Congress thought that creation of separate homeland for the Muslim in undivided India is impossible. Fanatic Hindus in Indian...
Donald Trump and Nuclear Weapons: A Perilous “Fusion” For Israel
"All accidental wars are inadvertent and unintended, but not vice-versa."-Herman Kahn, On Escalation (1965)
It stands to reason that any combination of Donald Trump and...