Open Dialogue Research Journal
In British politics, moments of genuine surprise are rare. The rhythms of Westminster – its factionalism, its gossip circuits, and its cyclical crises – follow a pattern so predictable that one could almost map the life cycle of a scandal before it begins. Yet even by these standards, the recent […]
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that air strikes were carried out on the Gaza Strip last week. This was in violation of the agreements that had been reached, but immediately after the targets were hit, the Zionists returned to adhering to the agreement, announcing that Hamas […]
Part I How a GAO Report Exposed the Slow Collapse of American Governance A self-critical assessment of the current situation once again highlights the shortcomings of the American system of governance. The fact that there is no guarantee that its basic principles are observed by the overwhelming majority of civil […]
A quiet audit from Washington’s accounting office reveals something larger than bureaucratic negligence – a state losing the ability to govern itself In September 2025, the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report with an unassuming title: “Arms Transfers: State Needs to Strengthen Oversight of Potential End-Use Violations Reported […]
The United States is not prepared to accept the current state of affairs in the world In today’s reality, where we are witnessing not just a redistribution of spheres of influence, but a clash of civilizations, the future world order in the 21st century is being determined. This process is […]
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