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Trump Flump, Why ISIS, and States in Constant War

Smart politicians kiss babies with a smile and are polite to old ladies. No one wants to appear a bully or a boor. That...

Sheltering refugees in Europe beneficial for EU economy

While there have been a lot of discussions about the ‘moral obligation’ to let the refugees enter into the European Union (EU)against the ‘economic...

Abu Mazen and the Politics of Paranoia: the Creation of a Palestinian Leadership

The researchers Robins and Post have advanced the theory of political paranoia to deepen our understanding of the psycho-politics of personality. They outline seven...

Kashmir: A Collective Alienation

Burhan-the prominent face of young, revived and local militancy in Kashmir valley, is no more today! Killed on July 8, by forces, which resulted...

The Transformation of America into a “de facto” Apartheid State

The difference between “de jure” and “de facto” legislation is not one of semantics – if a law is discriminatory on its face, it...

Modern Migration as a Challenge to European Identity

Simultaneously an issue about European identity has aroused along with European Union formation. It is said in the preamble "European Identity Declaration" 1973 that...

Canaries in a coal mine: Erdogan coup and a tale of foreboding to the people of U.S & EU

Various and countless articles are being written about the Recep Tayyip Erdogan “Coup D’Etat” in Turkey last week, wherein supposedly the government was under...

Islam and the Free World: What Should be done as an Imperative Survival (A)

Islam has been, from its very beginning, not only a religion but a political community (Ummat al-Islām), and Muhammad was not merely a prophet,...

Kashmir’s pain and the Fourth Geneva Convention: Is there room for peace?

The crux of the Kashmir problem is very simple (although often carefully elided in many essays on the subject): The Kashmiris want a voice...

The attempted military coup in Turkey

The Turkish Armed Forces are fighting both in the PKK Kurdish area and in the framework of the Inherent Resolve operation led by the...

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