Open Dialogue Research Journal
It is one of those things that should be recorded and replayed for eternity: Israel, in order to guard some misplaced sense of security, happily backs Palestinian groups in order to divide themselves. Hamas, seen now as an existential monster, was tolerated and even supported for lengthy stints in efforts […]
Contrary to what we thought in 1991, the fall of the “American Empire” will not resemble that of the USSR. Washington’s Western European allies intend to perpetuate it, with or without their leader. It follows that President Donald Trump will abandon them in the cold. After decoupling the United States […]
April 15, 2025, marked two years since Sudan descended into civil war — one of the gravest humanitarian crises in recent memory. In response, London convened an international conference, presenting itself as a catalyst for global action. Ambitious? Undoubtedly. Effective? Hardly. The event slipped under the radar, barely registering beyond […]
The American President has seriously shaken Americans’ faith in a single Western space. Nevertheless, due to deep economic and military-political ties, Donald Trump’s pressure on Europe cannot be ignored. Merz has recently met with Trump. What were the main topics of their conversation? Most likely, it was all about tariffs […]
Sandpit politics is rarely edifying and grown toddlers taking their fists to each other is unlikely to interest. But when they feature US President Donald Trump and the world’s wealthiest man, the picture alters. Disputes are bound to be on scale, rippling in their consequences. No crystal ball was required […]
Donald Trump has launched a sweeping tariff war, targeting not just specific countries, but the entire global trade system. On April 2, which he designated as “Liberation Day,” Trump declared a minimum 10% tariff on all U.S. imports starting April 5, along with increased tariffs on goods from 57 countries. […]
First of all, with Russia, although London reviews other threats. On Monday, June 2, 2025, the British government released the lng-awaited Strategic Defence Review 2025 – a 140-page document that provides a vision for the development of the country’s armed forces, their use, and threats to the United Kingdom. The […]
Not Like Pearl Harbor Will Ukraine or Russia Win the war? After Ukraine’s attack on Russian air bases, some pundits are writing that Ukraine is winning the war. At least one American newspaper headlined the surprise attack as Russia’s “Pearl Harbor,” evidently forgetting the ultimate result. In any case, the actual ground […]
What follows are five relevant points, each accompanied by brief arguments about why they either do or do not prove that he really was aware, which’ll help readers make up their own mind. Ukraine’s strategic drone strikes on Sunday against elements of Russia’s nuclear triad all across the country were an unprecedented […]
Friedrich Merz increased the tension around Ukraine after his phrase that Zelensky should continue to be supported by the supply of long-range missiles. The then-future chancellor proposed to strike at the Crimean Bridge, which is the most important transport and logistics artery between the Crimean Peninsula and the main part […]
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