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Interview: Lynn Harfoush after UN Security Council speech
On 11 March 2026, Lebanese activist Lynn Harfoush addressed the UN Security Council on the crisis in Lebanon. In this interview, she discusses reforms and her vision for a sovereign state.
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The Volatility of the New World Order
Jonas Oehman gives five reasons why the old world order is collapsing, and how technology is arming both giants and insurgents. He calls for clarity over confusion, and courage over convenience.
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Four Years of the Zeitenwende
On February 24, 2022, Putin invaded Ukraine. This changed the world. What happens next?
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The relevance of the BRICS in Trump’s new world order and its impact on Middle Eastern multi-alignment strategies
As Trump redraws the world order, the BRICS are transforming and the Middle East is emerging as the key arena where this shift matters most.
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Bulgaria’s Government Has Resigned
Hundreds of thousands take to the streets in Bulgaria, mainly young people. The government resigns en masse. Gen Z takes Bulgaria's future and present into its own hands.
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Cuban Soldiers Fighting for Russia in Ukraine
Cuban mercenaries in Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine reveal a dangerous network of forced recruitment, exploitation, and geopolitical risk for Europe.
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On the United Nations' 80th Birthday
Eighty years ago, a new world order was created. Fifty-one Heads of State and Government made a decision. Henceforth, peace was to be prioritized over war, and international law was to prevail over lawlessness. International relations were to be characterized by cooperation rather than confrontation.
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We Too Have Voice: The Practice of Deliberative Democracy in Indonesia's Rural Communities
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