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Contributing to a Safer, Healthier and Prosperous World: OIC and its Rapid Reaction Capacitation (in times of new type/s of asymmetric challenges) 9:38 08.05.2020 Anis Bajrektarević , Ali Goutali

Contributing to a Safer, Healthier and Prosperous World: OIC and its Rapid Reaction Capacitation (in times of new type/s of asymmetric challenges)

All throughout its history, our world witnessed either abrupt, radical changes or gradual shifts and adjustments of the World Oder. Such recalibrations usually followed major crises, be it devastating wars or geopolitical transformations such as the end of Cold War.Past the agricultural and industrial revolutions, numerous advances in knowledge, science …
Korean experience of combating coronavirus 10:37 07.05.2020 Anna Yershova

Korean experience of combating coronavirus

The Republic of Korea was one of the first countries that the coronavirus spread to, and for quite some time the country held the second place in the world in the number of recorded cases of COVID-19 infection. South Korea has since slid to the 26th place, however, with the …
Vlasovites: Russian collaborationists against Stalin, Churchill, Roosevelt and Jews 9:41 03.05.2020 Vladimir Kruzhkov

Vlasovites: Russian collaborationists against Stalin, Churchill, Roosevelt and Jews

Plans to erect a monument in Prague to Nazi collaborationists from the army of the ill-famed General Andrey Vlasov quickly found itself in the focus of attention by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, financed by the US Congress, and which has in recent months been trying hard to rehabilitate the Vlasov …
Denmark, US and Greenland independence 11:40 29.04.2020 Vladislav Gulevich

Denmark, US and Greenland independence

Washington plans to open a US consulate in Greenland and line up $12 million in financial assistance to this autonomous Danish territory. (1)Last year, the United States made a new (already third) proposal to buy the island, which was rejected, just like the two previous ones, made in 1867 and …
St. Pete scientists reveal the cause of COVID-19 complications, work on anti-coronavirus vaccine 12:00 28.04.2020

St. Pete scientists reveal the cause of COVID-19 complications, work on anti-coronavirus vaccine

Yehuda Shoenfeld, a renowned Israeli immunologist, now working at St. Petersburg State University, where he is heading a laboratory of autoimmunity mosaics, has shed light on the cause of coronavirus complications, namely a substance, whose extensive presence in the blood can result in death.A St. Petersburg State University professor, an …
US trying to isolate WHO 11:45 27.04.2020 Pyotr Iskenderov

US trying to isolate WHO

The US refusal to keep allocating funds for the World Health Organization (WHO) has become yet another step towards further confrontation between President Donald Trump and international organizations. However, the geopolitical importance of such a move goes beyond health-related issues and fits well into the current format of the US-China …
Leadership for Thought: Non-Permanent members lead the Security Council through COVID-19 12:48 25.04.2020

Leadership for Thought: Non-Permanent members lead the Security Council through COVID-19

China held the Presidency of the United Nations Security Council in March this year: COVID-19 was deemed not to be a security issue. By the end of March, confirmed deaths with the virus had grown past 40,000 globally and the U.N.’s Secretary General, António Guterres, stated that the socioeconomic impacts …
War against World War Two memorials 12:30 24.04.2020 Vladimir Bachishin

War against World War Two memorials

Racism, nationalism, or chauvinism are nothing new and may manifst themselves in different ways. The current anti-Russian campaigns against World War Two memorials could be described as racist.All these campaigns testify to low-level education. At times, hatred towards other nations is all but a means to hide inferiority complex. In …
The post-Corona epilogue of an overheated Sino-American relationship: We have a Winner; Will we have a Game-changer too? 11:54 23.04.2020 Anis Bajrektarević

The post-Corona epilogue of an overheated Sino-American relationship: We have a Winner; Will we have a Game-changer too?

Americans performed three very different policies on the People’s Republic: From a total negation (and the Mao-time mutual annihilation assurances), to Nixon’s sudden cohabitation. Finally, a Copernican-turn: the US spotted no real ideological differences between them and the post-Deng China. This signalled a ‘new opening’: West imagined China’s coastal areas …
Coronavirus – a global challenge to science 11:50 22.04.2020 Anna Yershova

Coronavirus – a global challenge to science

Photo: Giovanni CancemiAs coronavirus pandemic continues to spread worldwide, the number of those infected is estimated at 2 million. While doctors across the world are fighting for the lives of those afflicted and governments in many countries are imposing quarantine measures in the form of self-isolation, the global attention is …
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