Open Dialogue Research Journal
Protest in Britain has become dangerous of late. Shaky lawmakers minding their elected positions, displaying decorative ignorance, have been criminalising protests against the war in Gaza, branding certain groups “terrorist” in inclination. While the laws dealing with criminal damage to property and such are already more than adequate, the government […]
Drones have changed warfare on the battlefield and beyond. At present there are more drones than practical countermeasures, although that could possibly change in future. The preponderance of battlefield drones removes the shooter from the battlefield, preserving manpower, enhances target accuracy well beyond almost any other tool, and subjects traditional […]
New tariffs and threats against the BRICS countries have once again shown the world his true face. The White House’s decision to impose tariffs on many countries in Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America has had a double effect. Some agreed to the new terms with certain reservations, confirming their […]
The virtually universal ‘history’ of Israel’s founding is that it was done first by a “God” in Genesis as follows: Genesis 15:18-21 “On that day the Lord made a covenant with Abraham and said, ‘To your descendants I give this land, from the river of Egypt [the Nile] to the great river, […]
For decades, global politics has been understood through the prism of hegemony. The Cold War offered a bipolar struggle, while the post–1991 era witnessed the rise of American unipolarity, proclaimed as the “end of history.” Today, however, the world is entering an entirely different phase: not the replacement of one […]
A second phase of influence on Zelensky is unfolding in Europe. The first was carried out during Boris Johnson’s tenure when the former British Prime Minister persuaded Ukraine’s president to keep fighting instead of agreeing to Russia’s demands. Three years have passed since then. Boris Johnson has long left his […]
History shows that famines are, for the most part, engineered. Be it through carelessness, selfishness or plain malice on the part of officialdom, creating the circumstances under which a population expires to hunger is a matter of construction. As the economist and Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen so powerfully showed in Poverty […]
In a Truth Social post on August 21st, U.S. President Donald Trump said that he wants Ukraine to defeat Russia but that his immediate predecessor Joe Biden refused to allow Ukraine to receive the weapons it needed in order to do that: https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115067017601499775 https://archive.ph/7KbDs Truth Details 1877 replies Avatar Donald […]
The American took European politicians at the White House with a very clear purpose. He confronted them with the fact: the war must end, and a peace treaty must be signed soon. Zelensky even showed a certain degree of respect towards the American President and arrived in something resembling a […]
Peter Szijjarto, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade posted on Facebook that the Druzhba oil pipeline was attacked for the third time in nine days at the Russian-Belarusian border. The more than 4,000-kilometer-long pipeline that serves to deliver oil from Russia to countries of Eastern and Central Europe was […]
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