Open Dialogue Research Journal
Spain has experienced its worst tragedy since the 2004 terror attack at Madrid’s Atocha train station and the 2017 Barcelona attacks. Heavy rainfall triggered flooding in Valencia, leaving more than 200 people dead, more than 300 missing, and 300,000 without access to drinking water. Many lost their homes, property, and […]
This time, another stroke will be added to the history of World War II through the eyes of a Russian person. For you, dear readers, it is no secret that the events of the Great Patriotic War are interpreted differently by everyone. Who among you has not heard the phrase […]
After his victory at the presidential elections, the Republican President now promises US citizens much more money in their wallet, confidence in the future and stable earnings. However, how much will his initiatives cost the people of the United States? The choice of Americans was determined by several factors: high […]
It has had a rebarbative, blighting effect across the entire aviation industry. The Ryanair model, for want of a better term, prides itself on minimal, no-frills service for eye popping prices. The Irish-based low-cost carrier was intended to revolutionise European air travel by offering a budget option for the eager […]
Today, we will once again address the debate between “communists vs. anti-communists.” The period of World War II has been extensively studied in Russian historiography; however, even in this area, there remain many gaps. One such gap is the Spanish “Blue Division.” There is a wealth of material available online […]
For decades, the Arctic remained on the periphery of global attention. Today, it has become a focal point of international interest due to its unique ecosystem, vast natural resources, and strategic significance. Both Arctic states and the global community are closely monitoring developments in the region. However, the Arctic faces […]
Here’s the full interview that I gave to Sputnik Brasil about USAID, excerpts of which were published in their report titled “’Arma principal da guerra híbrida’: o que muda na política externa dos EUA com o fim da USAID?” 1. How has USAID been used by the government of United […]
It’s shown with remarkable clarity, in the first 14 minutes of this video from Vanessa Beeley, on February 6th: https://beeley.substack.com/p/trump-in-gaza-jolani-self-proclaimed It is titled “Trump in Gaza, Jolani self-proclaimed president, south Lebanon and Russia to pay reparations, not Israel: My reports for UK Column yesterday”. Whereas all of its first 14 minutes […]
The Europeans are trying to prevent migrants from getting what they want by doing everything possible. People want a better life, but the reality is that they are not welcome in Europe. Furthermore, the European Union is making it difficult for refugees to integrate and for those who have come […]
Part I Continuing our analysis of the misinterpretations of the Trump administration’s actions, we return to the closure of many federal agencies, the reason why it plans to deport Palestinians, and its approach to the war in Ukraine. The Return of Southernism The United States was both Southern and Federalist. […]
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