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America signed the trade accord, but Europeans are frustrated. It could change forever the mechanics of the American alliances, with earth-shattering fallouts. It’s common—almost universal—Europeans complain
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Stable-currency could further divide the USA and China, with one country embracing it and the other rejecting it. The two are re-engineering themselves in different directions.

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Blooded Holy Land

The Israeli bombing of the Church of the Holy Family raises bigger questions about the future of Israel. Does it want to live under siege, or does it want to become a powerhouse integrated into the region? The Holy Land
/ Director - 18 July 2025
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West against West

There are two Wests: one is dead, though pretending to be alive, and the other is thriving, though pretending to have troubles. They are different and must not be confused, lest great mistakes be made. For centuries, the West has
/ Director - 16 July 2025
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The history of the CPSU, the CPC, and the global situation don’t push Xi’s China toward democratic reforms. But domestic contradictions create fissures that could be
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The modern enlightened thought has made out of the working hypothesis «etsi Deus non daretur» a kind of procedural dogma of its attempt to bring order

The Vatican through Chinese Eyes

Pope Leo will have to face the delicate issue of China, yet he may want

Why is Intellectual History so Central in

Unlike any other nation, China is a civilization country, a country that identifies itself with

Iran’s Global Domino Effect

The Ayatollah’s defeat puts more pressure on Moscow and Beijing. Yet, consequences may not be

American and Chinese Lessons from Iran

The regime is falling apart, and this could trigger tidal changes not only in the

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