Russia as the phoenix in global politics After the end of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia became a less popular area of study and dealing with in comparison to before the end of the Cold War (1949‒1991). In the West, it was believed that after 1991, Russia was simply...
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Dialogue in Moment of crisis: “Is this the end of a dark chapter in our history” Utah Governor Spencer Cox
In his inaugural address in January 1961, at the height of the Cold War, President John F. Kennedy said: civility is not a sign of weakness, and sincerity must always be proven. With all his characteristic elegance, Mr. Kennedy proclaimed that it is possible to debate...
O. P. Jindal Global University Delegation Explores Partnership with Baguio Central University
By: Genevieve B. Kupang Baguio Central University (BCU) welcomed a distinguished delegation from O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU), India, led by Prof. (Dr.) Rahul Bhandari, Director of the Office of Institutional Advancement and Strategic Global Engagement, and Mr....
Beyond the West: The New Architecture of Eastern Power
The global balance of power is undergoing a profound and accelerated transformation, shifting its economic and strategic center of gravity from the West toward the East. This realignment, echoing Hegel’s dialectic view of history, is being dramatically hastened by...
Casablanca’s Involvement in Protecting Women and Children in Ecuador
A bill proposed in Ecuador by the Ombudsman provides for the regulation of medically assisted reproduction, in which surrogacy is permitted. Bernard Garcia, a Franco-Chilean doctor of law and executive director of the Casablanca Declaration, was invited by the NGO...
Monday for Gaza – Their hunger is our hunger
The continuously updated map (Photo by Hunger for Gaza) On September 8, 2025, the international campaign #Mondays4Gaza was launched, taking place every Monday, for the entire day (00:00 – 23:59), everywhere in the world. Palestinians, Israelis, and internationals have...
US Veto of Gaza Ceasefire Resolution Sparks Protests Outside UN in New York
September 18, 2025 — The United States once again vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza, drawing widespread condemnation and sparking protests outside UN headquarters in Manhattan. The resolution,...
Are We Having a God Problem?
Is God not the ultimate human creation? The gods we inherited were designed for small populations, scattered across the earth, with narrow horizons. They concerned themselves with intimate details—how we ate, dressed, or made love. Each was tied to a specific culture...
Cyprus and Kashmir– Two Brother Worlds with Divided Destinies
by Dimitra Staikou Two regions of the world, Cyprus in the Eastern Mediterranean and Kashmir in South Asia, have been transformed into bloody hotbeds of division. Although the causes, actors, and geopolitical conditions differ, both cases show how history, ethnic...
Melissa Parke: “Ratification of the Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons will set Greece on the right side of history
Members of the ICAN and the Greek Anti-Nuclear Alliance invited ICAN Executive Director Melissa Parke to Athens. Melissa Parke, with her rich CV as Australia’s Minister for Internal Development and as a UN expert in Kosovo, Gaza, Yemen, Lebanon, and New York, held a...
Trump’s Proposal For NATO To Stop Buying Russian Oil & Start Tariffing China Is Unrealistic
The EU would plunge into a full-blown recession if it complied, but that might be what Trump wants so as to bankrupt its companies and thus give US ones a greater edge in the newly tariff-free EU market. Trump proposed in a social media post over the weekend that NATO...
“90% of Nicaraguans feel spied upon” – True, or fake news?
The “spied upon” headline from El Pais is unequivocal. The story, in the newspaper’s English-language edition, says that Nicaraguans live in “a climate of permanent surveillance” in which they distrust even their neighbors. Further, apparently harmless community...