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    Great Power Rivalries, NATO’s Crisis, and the Rise of BRICS: An Interview with Dr. Petar Popović (Part I)

    July 14, 2025
    Great Power Rivalries, NATO’s Crisis, and the Rise of BRICS: An Interview with Dr. Petar Popović (Part I)

    The geopolitical summer of 2025 is anything but boring. Although international relations in the 21st century are complex, dynamic, and unpredictable, the situation has been further destabilized by Donald Trump’s presence in the White House, the Middle East boiling over following the recently concluded Iran-Israel war, the ongoing war in…

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  • Economy

    Trump’s Tariffs Threaten Coffee: Will It Become a Luxury for the Rich?

    July 13, 2025
    Trump’s Tariffs Threaten Coffee: Will It Become a Luxury for the Rich?

    Anyone buying coffee in supermarkets recently has noticed sharp price hikes. In early July, one kilogram of ground coffee in most Croatian supermarkets costs around €18, while 500 grams sell for €9–10. These are shockingly high prices, forcing consumers to wait for discounts to save a few euros. Prices for…

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    Floods in Texas: A Major Embarrassment for the U.S. (Part II)

    July 12, 2025
    Floods in Texas: A Major Embarrassment for the U.S. (Part II)

    Despite the devastating blow of nature in Texas, U.S. authorities bear a share of responsibility for the deaths of hundreds and the destruction of property. To be fair, it should be noted that federal and state authorities did respond, achieving certain results. After the disaster began, Texas Governor Greg Abbott…

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    Floods in Texas: A Major Embarrassment for the U.S. (Part I)

    July 12, 2025
    Floods in Texas: A Major Embarrassment for the U.S. (Part I)

    The United States is frequently struck by severe weather events such as hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, wildfires, droughts, and extreme winter storms, causing massive destruction and endangering millions of lives. While the U.S. has historically dealt with natural disasters since its founding, the problem today is that these events have become…

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    Conquering the West: US Expansion and the Indian Wars – Interview with Prof. Tomorad

    July 12, 2025
    Conquering the West: US Expansion and the Indian Wars – Interview with Prof. Tomorad

    The United States is one of the countries with the most fascinating histories. Thirteen British colonies in North America gained their freedom during the American War of Independence, leading to the formation of the United States. Soon after, the new nation began expanding westward across the continent. The United States…

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    Boycotting Stores: A Popular Method That Doesn’t Deliver Results

    July 11, 2025
    Boycotting Stores: A Popular Method That Doesn’t Deliver Results

    Store boycotts that began earlier this year in the Republic of Croatia and other Southeast European countries (Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Slovenia, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Bulgaria, Romania, etc.) are an interesting development that had not occurred before. These boycotts were sparked by rising prices of basic goods, monopolies of…

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    From Controversies to Billions: How GTA Became the Most Popular Gaming Franchise

    July 10, 2025
    From Controversies to Billions: How GTA Became the Most Popular Gaming Franchise

    When the average person on Earth thinks about the world of video games, they most often picture the action-adventure crime series Grand Theft Auto (GTA). Although hundreds of new gaming franchises have emerged over the past two decades — with hugely popular series like Assassin’s Creed and Mass Effect standing…

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    The Chaotization of International Relations (Part 2)

    July 9, 2025
    The Chaotization of International Relations (Part 2)

    How does the chaotization of international relations manifest itself? Based on the previous conceptual-theoretical analysis of anarchy and chaos/chaotization, as well as the geopolitical perspective of Evstafiev, it is possible to identify several potential elements and characteristics that mark chaos in today’s world. These are processes that affect the political,…

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    Operation Cyclone: CIA’s Secret War in Afghanistan (Part II)

    July 8, 2025
    Operation Cyclone: CIA’s Secret War in Afghanistan (Part II)

    The CIA coordinated arms and equipment deliveries into Afghanistan. CIA operative Howard Hart would hand these shipments over to Pakistan’s intelligence service, which acted as the intermediary between the CIA and the mujahideen. Before the weapons reached the Afghan resistance leaders in exile in Peshawar, east of the Khyber Pass,…

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    Operation Cyclone: CIA’s Secret War in Afghanistan (Part I)

    July 7, 2025
    Operation Cyclone: CIA’s Secret War in Afghanistan (Part I)

    The largest CIA mission in terms of delivering weapons, military equipment, logistics, and funding was a global supply line for the mujahideen, the “holy warriors” of Afghanistan, who were fighting against approximately 110,000 Soviet troops. Under the evocative name “Operation Cyclone,” this secret program officially began during President Jimmy Carter’s…

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  • Politics

    The Chaotization of International Relations (Part 1)

    July 6, 2025
    The Chaotization of International Relations (Part 1)

    Over the past five years, we have hypothetically been witnessing a rise in chaos within international relations. In recent years, due to ongoing challenges, numerous authors and scholars in the Russian Federation have been warning about the collapse of the existing international order, which would be followed by a certain…

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    Diogo Jota: The Departure of a Football Virtuoso Who Lived for the Game

    July 5, 2025
    Diogo Jota: The Departure of a Football Virtuoso Who Lived for the Game

    On Thursday, July 3, around noon, the football world was shaken by the tragic news that Liverpool’s forward Diogo Jota had passed away in a car accident alongside his brother, André Silva, who was also a footballer. The devastating news felt like a cruel joke, a bolt from the blue…

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  • Trump’s Tariffs Threaten Coffee: Will It Become a Luxury for the Rich?

    Trump’s Tariffs Threaten Coffee: Will It Become a Luxury for the Rich?

  • Floods in Texas: A Major Embarrassment for the U.S. (Part II)

    Floods in Texas: A Major Embarrassment for the U.S. (Part II)

  • Floods in Texas: A Major Embarrassment for the U.S. (Part I)

    Floods in Texas: A Major Embarrassment for the U.S. (Part I)

  • Conquering the West: US Expansion and the Indian Wars – Interview with Prof. Tomorad

    Conquering the West: US Expansion and the Indian Wars – Interview with Prof. Tomorad

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