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In order to address properly, without any ideological prejudice, but with intellectual honesty, the question about drug production in Afghanistan and the related international problems, it is necessary...
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Interview with Don Ennio Innocenti (formerly Secretary of the Ecumenical Commission of the Vicariate of Rome, chaplain of the Sacred Fraternitas Aurigarum and member of the presbytery of the...
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The proclamation of the 2014 International Year of the Solidarity with the Palestinian People by the General Assembly of the United Nations constitutes the opportunity to take stock of the UN...
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The National Security Strategy of Japan: Implications and Perspectives....
On February 9, 2015, Valentina Gullo from IsAG (the Institute for Advanced Study of Geopolitics and Auxiliary Sciences) met with Dr. Akiko Fukushima in Rome to discuss the implications and perspectives...
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Eastern Europe – The World’s Last Underachiever
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There is no Europe without Russia
“Leaders remain committed to the vision of a joint humanitarian and economic space from the Atlantic to the Pacific based upon full respect for international law and the OSCE principles.” If one did...
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