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The timeless conflict between Human Rights and national interest is indicative of an inherent paradox of modern foreign policy. Governments have the responsibility to protect
Global entities continue to play the key role in conflict management in a global system that is becoming more fragmented. Their topicality has increased when
U.S. exceptionalism has become a fresh argument with a new twist as the world power relations make a new turn in 2025. The American strategic
The Leaked Memo U.S. NATO Leverage Plays has brought into the limelight the internal conflicts within the transatlantic alliance amid an era of increased geopolitical
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