Kremlin’s Chess in Kyrgyzstan
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Bolivia elected president
Bolivia elected president
The imminent war between Hezbollah and the Zionist regime
The imminent war between Hezbollah and the Zionist regime
The Ethiopia and Egypt Water Dispute: How likely are war threats to materialize?
PEJOURNAL – Last week, Ethiopia and Egypt, two countries nourished by the waters of the Nile River, again exchanged threats of military intervention regarding the filling of the $4.5 billion hydroelectric dam that Ethiopia is building in the east of the country.
Political Economy Journal: BRICS; Risk or Opportunity
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Political Economy Journal: CHINA’S STRING OF PEARLS IN PERIL
BY: Navomee Ponnamperuma* PEJOURNAL – In recent months, China has come under much scrutiny for its policies, starting from their mismanagement of the current global
Political Economy Journal: India-China border skirmish: A conflict that led to ‘Boycott China’ campaign in India
BY : Chaitra Arjunpuri * PEJOURNAL – When acclaimed innovator and Ramon Magsaysay and Rolex Awards winner Sonam Wangchuk released a video calling for “Boycott Made in China”
From City-State to National-State
Many explanations have been offered for why the dominant city-states of Italy declined, giving way to the larger, national states of Western Europe. Some, like
Political Economy Journal: Gas explosion or destruction of missile facilities; What is the facts around recent blast in Tehran?
PEJOURNAL – An explosion took place in a gas tank in the east of Tehran on the outskirts of one of the military bases last
Political Economy Journal: Escalating tensions with Iran and China; Trump’s final solution
Growing concerns about re-election of Donald Trump have made republicans and their supporters to find a different pass to re-election.