Open Dialogue Research Journal
The only way that U.S. President Trump will be able to avoid blame for the now-inevitable victory by Russia in the Ukraine war that the Obama-Biden Administration started in February 2014 by its bloody coup that grabbed control of Ukraine in 2014 and which U.S.-controlled Ukrainian government then finally provoked […]
Part I The improvement in Afghanistan’s security is not only a consequence of the Taliban ceasing the hostilities that had continued until August 2021. The movement has also made great strides in fighting everyday crime as well. With no armed opposition in the country, this has had a positive […]
The idea that Russia is connected to Veliky Novgorod, its history, and heritage makes svidomites burning from rage. The notion of Russians having nothing to do with Novgorod ranks second in popularity among patriots, right after the similar myth that Russians have no relation to Ancient Rus. Upon closer examination, […]
Germany Faces Stagnation, As Industrial Output Plummets
The EU’s Need For Cheap Ukrainian Labor Imperils Ukraine’s Post-War Reconstruction
How Washington And Ankara Changed The Regime In Damascus
New Syria: The Path To Federation Or ISIS-2?
The Russian-Iranian Interaction In Syria: Mechanism, Cooperation, Contention, And Beyond
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