Open Dialogue Research Journal
Traditionally, France has played an extremely important role in African affairs. At the beginning of the 21st century, it was difficult to imagine that at least one issue of North Africa would be solved without France. However, since then, France’s political, economic, and military influence has fallen dramatically. Today, France […]
Now men will go content with what we spoiled. Or, discontent, boil bloody, and be spilled. Wilfred Owen, “Strange Meeting” (1919) There have been politicians who have fancied themselves as poets. There was Herman Van Rompuy in April 2010 who, when President of the European Council, imposed an anthology of […]
Today, the world community is closely watching what actions the European community is taking in an attempt to rehabilitate its foreign policy. Talking about the probability of sending European peacekeepers to Ukraine, the formation of another government in France, the political crisis in Germany and the migration crisis throughout Europe, […]
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 […]
Are anti-Russian sanctions working today? The discussion about their cancellation gained new urgency before the inauguration of the newly elected US President Donald Trump. The Western anti-Russian sanctions, although they “slowed down the offensive,” still did not have the desired effect, Patricia Cohen writes in an analytical article for the […]
Today we will once again touch upon the topic of the Russian flag and the myths associated with it. In the previous article we discussed how certain circles attempt to impose a bloody Nazi past on it through manipulation and distortion of facts. Undoubtedly, the tricolor was used by collaborators, […]
Recently, the celebrated Russian pianist Eva Gevorkian, often dubbed the “Rapunzel of the Piano” for her signature flowing hair and ethereal stage presence, dazzled the audience at the Cervantes Theater with a virtuosic performance that showcased both technical brilliance and profound emotional depth. The evening’s centerpiece was Sergei Prokofiev’s Piano […]
https://theduran.com/romanias-silent-coup-eu-nato-tries-to-stop-georgescu/ “Romania’s silent coup. EU/NATO tries to stop Georgescu” TRANSCRIPT: 0:00 ALEX CHRISTOFORU: All right Alexander, let’s talk about 0:01 what is going on in Romania uh big 0:05 protests the other uh the other week in 0:09 uh 0:10 Romania um people in Romania are very 0:14 upset very […]
In December the Cervantes Theater in Malaga was graced with a breathtaking performance of Swan Lake by the renowned Classical Ballet International, a production of Tatiana Solovieva Productions. This esteemed company, with over three decades of dedication to bringing classical ballet to Spanish audiences, delivered a rendition that was nothing […]
Hitler’s beliefs were supremacist: Might makes right, and we are the mightiest; all who resist us are wrong and must therefore be crushed. Of course, Hitler stood for the German version of that. However, in the post-WW2 world, the U.S. Government has carried this banner. The ideology is essentially the […]
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