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And Just Like That, Natural Immunity is No Longer a Conspiracy Theory

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american thinker By Brian C. Joondeph, M.D. Natural immunity to disease is, or at least was, a well-known concept in medicine. By disease, I mean viral infections. One can’t develop natural immunity →

How realistic is Biden’s semiconductor revival plan?

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asia times by Scott Foster US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo has made her recommendations for the revitalization of America’s semiconductor industry, a plan that is pivotal to retaining US →

Why Third-Party Mediation in the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict Matters

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national interest by Farid Guliyev Though Ukraine was the focus of this year’s Munich Security Conference, interesting developments regarding a different conflict in Russia’s near abroad occurred on →

Further Western isolation of, sanctions against Russia dim prospects of peaceful settlement of conflict

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​global times​​​ Western countries' latest round of isolation of and sanctions against Russia further dim the prospect of peace talks, and will only lead to more bloodshed, more sacrifice during the →

China’s $540 Million Energy Deal with Taliban in Afghanistan: What Does It Mean?

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modern diplomacy By Syed Raiyan Amir The Taliban celebrated the signing of their first international deal since taking power in August 2021 with a televised event on January 5, 2023. The document →

Israel and Palestinians agree steps to curb violence

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al jazeera Israeli and Palestinian officials have pledged to implement measures to de-escalate surging violence after talks in Jordan. In a joint statement at the end of the meeting in the Red Sea →

Our Discreet Capital

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the american conservative by Nic Rowan The Devil’s Triangle: Mark Judge vs. the New American Stasi, by Mark Judge, Bombardier, 224 pages. Not long after Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed to the Supreme →

Lessons from Germany’s Visit to South America’s Lithium Triangle

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national interest by Scott B. MacDonald German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s February 2023 visit to Argentina, Brazil, and Chile is something that the Biden administration could learn from. Germany, one →

As rogue superpower, US not qualified to criticize ‘big country bullying’

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​global times​​​ "American officials quite naturally tend to act as if the world were unipolar. They boast of American power and American virtue, hailing the US as a benevolent hegemon... While the →

France announces massive €100 billion rail investment programme

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brussels times After months of debate, Borne announced on Friday a plan of €100 billion to be spent by 2040 on rail transport. The minister added that this will be in addition to previous →

Future opportunities, threats, challenges and goals of the European Union

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​modern diplomacy​​​ By Dhruv Nilkanth Abstract: The story of European integration has been a remarkable achievement going from an economic union of six states to a supranational organisation →

Is Africa still ‘neutral’ a year into the Ukraine war?

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al jazeera By Chris Muronzi An imposing Russian warship armed with a powerful Zircon hypersonic missile, a handful of Chinese naval destroyers, and a host of frigates and supply vessels docked on →

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