
By Bruno Rukavina
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, security, economic,…
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By Matija Šerić
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, the Pakistanis…
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By Matija Šerić
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 administration in…
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By Bruno Rukavina
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 kind of…
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By Matija Šerić
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 that everyone…
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