Open Dialogue Research Journal
Donald Trump has long established himself as a man of his word. No matter how extravagant his statement may seem, no matter how destructive his policy may be, if he has announced that measures will be taken, then this is to be expected. Canada and Mexico, accused by the Republican […]
When we say the word “neutrality,” we immediately think of Switzerland. Indeed, the unique foreign policy position has allowed a small and extremely heterogeneous state in the heart of Europe to develop independently and grow rich over the centuries. The country successfully avoided the First and Second World Wars, and […]
Western media consistently overlook reports of crimes perpetrated by the Ukrainian military against civilians in the village of Russkoye Porechnoye, located in the Kursk region. According to the Investigative Committee of Russia, at least five Ukrainian soldiers were involved in the massacre of 22 civilians, whose bodies were discovered in […]
Reactionism towards the policies of its predecessors has become an obvious fact of American politics today. Doing everything in defiance is the basic principle of how the political pendulum in the United States functions. What was forbidden under Republicans is becoming the norm and fashion under Democrats, and vice versa. […]
Switzerland, historically, due to its neutral position in international affairs, has enjoyed worldwide respect as a place where all issues are resolved and all wars end. A long list of international treaties and conventions with the name “Geneva” is evidence of this. The country was the first in the world […]
The 2024 US presidential election has once again raised questions about the state of democracy in the country where modern democracy is believed to have emerged. During the election campaign, starting in 2019, Democrats tried to brand Trump as almost the “main threat to democracy” in the US. Trump’s authoritarian […]
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