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Still at War? Russia and Japan’s Lingering Conflict

On April 8th, the Kremlin spokesman stated that Russia sees no reason to pursue talks on a long-delayed peace treaty with Japan to officially end World War II, citing Tokyo’s

Avery Hazard

16 Jun 2025

New Evidence Arises in Sudan’s Civil War

Andrea Marcelo

16 Jun 2025

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The Failures of the US Democratic Party Cost them one of the most Influential Elections: Why did they fail, and can they Recover in time for 2028?

There was one election the entire world watched, that was the US election. In November of 2024 it was Kamala Harris versus Donald Trump. A rematch of ideologies. And Trump didn’t just win, unfortunately, he dominated. He flipped and held all six key swing states: Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Nevada. That netted him 312 electoral votes to Harris’ 226; a clear and decisive victory. However, this is not new information, hundreds of news sources have already analysed why the Trump campaign managed to win what seemed to be a decisive victory. What is not discussed is…

Alex Zjacic

1 May 2025

Sudan: A Humanitarian Crisis Overshadowed by Armed Conflict

Sudan is a republic in northeastern Africa between Egypt and Eritrea, bordering the Red Sea. The country often suffers from

Gabriela Gorodi

30 May 2023

Zelensky Tours Europe Securing Weapons for the Counteroffensive

Many different countries support Ukraine, providing it with humanitarian, economic, and military assistance. To thank these allies and seek even

Alisa Lazurenko

30 May 2023

Turkish Presidential Elections: A second round will be necessary

On May 14, Turkish citizens participated in the presidential and legislative elections, which have captured widespread attention. Since neither candidate

Roxane de Bergevin

19 May 2023

The Coronation of King Charles III

On May 6th, thousands of people flooded the streets of London to witness the coronation of King Charles III.

Vukasin Tolic

16 May 2023

Language: the Nation’s Code

Language is more than simply a means of communication; it is also an important part of a country's identity and

Stanislav Vynnytskyi

15 May 2023

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