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By Matija Šerić
“Ukraine has never been and never will be an obstacle to peace. Russian missiles, Russian Shahed drones, and Russian attempts to destroy Ukraine clearly prove that Russia is not interested in any kind of agreement,” Volodymyr Zelensky stated on January 15. The Ukrainian leader was responding to Donald Trump, who had previously…
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By Matija Šerić
The Iranian Revolution strengthened resistance in the Third World to the dominance of both the United States and the Soviet Union. Although since the end of the Second World War the Left had been the main force opposing the United States, Khomeini’s return to Tehran and the Islamic Republic of Iran that…
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By Matija Šerić
Every NBA season brings unforeseen or somewhat unexpected situations. At the halfway point of the current regular season, the most pleasant surprise has been the Detroit Pistons. After 41 games, they have a record of 31-10 and sit atop the Eastern Conference. The Motor City team (as Detroit is nicknamed) firmly holds…
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By Matija Šerić
In mid-January 1978, riots broke out in Tehran and other cities. Protesters carried banners and chanted slogans labeling the Shah a traitor while celebrating the exiled Ayatollah Khomeini as an example of patriotic integrity and honesty. Many of the protesters were young people and students, angered by comments about the Ayatollah published…
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By Matija Šerić
The past year, turbulent, unstable, and unusual in many ways, has come to an end, and January is the time for accounting. Lines are drawn, and corporations analyze whether they operated at a profit or a loss last year. When it comes to container traffic, China is the world leader. This is…
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By Matija Šerić
The end of last year and the beginning of the current one were marked by mass street protests in Iran. The trigger for the protests is the dire situation in which the Islamic Republic finds itself after the 12-day war with Israel: high inflation, the collapse of the national currency—the Iranian rial—shortages…
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By Matija Šerić
It finally happened. Yesterday, Manchester United shone once again like in the glory days under Sir Alex Ferguson in the 1990s and 2000s. In the city derby at Old Trafford, the Red Devils defeated Manchester City 2-0. This was the first match for the new interim manager Michael Carrick on United’s bench.…
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Incredible statistics by the Croatian player in New Mexico’s tough road game on the West Coast
SAN DIEGO, California – Croatian basketball player Tomislav Buljan delivered an outstanding performance for the New Mexico Lobos in a top-level NCAA Division I matchup in the Mountain West Conference. The game between second-placed San Diego State and third-placed…
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By Matija Šerić
“Do not be afraid of greatness. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them,”once wrote the famous English playwright William Shakespeare. If anyone isn’t afraid of reaching greatness, it’s Taylor Alison Swift. With every musical album, she creates new artistic value and opens a new…
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By Matija Šerić
“Climate change represents an urgent global challenge. It requires collective action from humanity and a comprehensive response. In India, faith and nature have been deeply connected since ancient times.” This was once stated by Narendra Modi. The legendary and current Indian Prime Minister has repeatedly warned the world about the great dangers…
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By Matija Šerić
There are numerous definitions of mystery, but most authors agree that the term refers to something secretive, elusive, incomprehensible, or enigmatic. A mystery presents a challenge that cannot be solved with conventional logic or classical reasoning. To unravel a mystery, a person must be open-minded, imaginative, creative, and immune to fear. When…
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By Matija Šerić
In the Austro-Hungarian Dual Monarchy, the existence of numerous nationalities proved to be an insurmountable obstacle to the parliamentarization that the times clearly demanded. With the eventual recognition of nine different official languages even for contacts with the authorities, the sense of unity based on shared history faded away. Hungarians, who in…
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