
By Bruno Rukavina
In this analysis, political scientist Bruno Rukavina explores how numerous wars have become so easily accepted over the past decade and why diplomacy struggles to resolve them. The analysis also examines the latest crisis of liberalism and why the idea of peace has become unacceptable to certain political elites.
Crisis of Diplomacy
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By Matija Šerić
International flows of liquid cargo are formed between exporting and importing countries, with oil taking the lead, followed by liquefied natural gas (LNG). Since maritime transport is the most widespread, dominant, and cost-efficient mode of transportation, the majority of liquid cargo is shipped by sea. Moreover, trade in liquid cargo typically occurs…
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In the 36th episode of the Actualitica Podcast, the guest is one of the most popular Croatian radio hosts, as well as a top expert in music, films, video games, and the NBA – Ermin Preljević.
Topics: the job of a radio host, popular music, the NBA playoffs, and video games.
What are the main…
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By Matija Šerić
The regular season of the current NBA campaign has just come to an end. After nearly half a year of basketball and a grueling 82-game schedule, it’s time for the most exciting and important stage – the playoffs. One of the teams expected to finally take a step forward are the Cleveland…
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By Matija Šerić
Day by day, week by week, month by month—and a year has gone by. A few days ago, on April 7th to be precise, Actualitica.com celebrated its first anniversary. It has been a year since I published my first article and since my research-analytical media project began its journey. It is a…
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By Ivo Kokić
The collective euphoria following victory in the “Great Patriotic War” (the Russian term for the successful defense and victory on the Eastern Front in World War II) did not, however, bring a more relaxed social atmosphere. According to one interpretation, Soviet industry reached its pre-war production levels by 1947. Despite this, the…
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