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Dr Antonina Luszczykiewicz-Mendis is a visiting scholar at Oxford University in the United Kingdom and a former Fulbright senior scholar at Indiana University in the United States. She teaches at ...

This compact work by Bundeswehr University München professor Carlo Masala is in its sixth printing in German. An English ...

Is Trump abandoning America First isolationism for neoconservative interventionism? The reality is far more calculated: ...

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