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War and Conflict

AUKUS: Western Powers Form Controversial Defense Partnership in Pacific Region

On September 15, Australia, the U.K., and the U.S. forged a trilateral strategic defense...

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The Future of Greece: The Light for Greek Hope is Dimming

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The U.S. Health Care System: Is Medical Care Medicine?
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Economy

Lacking Licensed Truck Drivers, Fuel Remains Undelivered in Oil Refineries in UK

The strategic location of the Arctic brings another theater for the emerging, declining, and stagnating nations of the sub-Arctic region to compete over regional power. It seems that any semblance of cooperation has gone out the door. While the Arctic may be rapidly warming, the chill of another “Cold War” is already on the horizon.

Nicholas Donnellan, Cold War? Arctic Geopolitics Invites the Digitalization of the Arctic

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