Author: Dzhari Chauvet

Russia And North Korea: A Friendship Driven By Need

Breaking his isolation due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the North Korean leader chose to make a historic visit to his Russian counterpart, primarily to discuss a significant cooperation agreement. After a lengthy journey on an armored train (instead of a plane, for security reasons), he arrived at the Vostochny Cosmodrome

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International Conference On Migration: Progress Or A Ploy For Migrants’ Rights?

Under Giorgia Meloni’s initiative, Italy’s far-right prime minister, leaders from Mediterranean and Middle Eastern states convened for a one-day International Conference on Development and Migration. The conference aimed to foster cooperation between immigration and emigration countries to regulate irregular migration flows. During the summit, a fund for investment projects to

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Time Bomb For Civilian Safety: U.S. To Send Cluster Munitions To Ukraine

Upon Ukraine’s request, the United States has agreed to provide the country with cluster munitions, a decision that has sparked controversy. The U.S. has justified this action as a means to address Ukraine’s shortage of conventional artillery shells and assist in its counter-offensive efforts. However, cluster munitions are prohibited in

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Russia’s Other Battlefield: The Civil War In Syria

In retaliation to attacks killing civilians in Hama and Latakia provinces, Russian warplanes conducted airstrikes on June 25th, targeting alleged “terrorist positions” in Syria’s Idlib province. The cities of Idlib and Benin, along with the al-Arbeen mountain area, witnessed the devastating impact of two Su-24 and one Su-34  warplanes dropping

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