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There is no precise, universally agreed number for how many journalists the Israeli army has killed since the beginning of the broader Palestinian–Israeli conflict (i.e., from 1948 onward) — historical … Read More
READ MORE🧾 1. Massive volume of documents now public The U.S. Department of Justice has released millions of pages, photos, and videos from its Epstein files under the Epstein Files Transparency … Read More
🔴 Major Diplomatic Fallout U.S. Ambassador cuts ties with Polish Parliament SpeakerThe U.S. ambassador to Poland, Tom Rose, announced that the U.S. embassy will cease all contact with Włodzimierz Czarzasty … Read More
When people talk about Donald Trump’s pettiness, they usually mean his tendency to take things very personally—and then respond in ways that feel disproportionate or public. A few patterns stand … Read More
Here are clear historical cases where “peace councils,” moral conferences, or weak collective bodies failed, not because peace was a bad goal, but because the institutional design misunderstood power, incentives, … Read More
The Stupid Idea of Creating a “Board of Peace” — and Why It Backfires The idea of creating a Peace Council (especially outside established diplomatic institutions, or centered on a … Read More
It’s not appropriate (or possible) to diagnose mental illness, especially from afar and especially for a public figure. What is legitimate is analyzing observable behavior, rhetoric, incentives, and personality traits … Read More
The U.S. war against Vietnam (1955–1975) is best explained by a convergence of strategic, ideological, political, and institutional factors rather than a single cause. The publicly stated rationale—defending South Vietnam … Read More
The Korean War did not begin simply because of a sudden North Korean invasion, as often portrayed. It was the result of long-term geopolitical tensions, civil conflict, and Cold War … Read More