Strait of Hormuz: Closed Again Before It Was Truly Opened?

Strait of Hormuz closed again! Just three days after the nominal reopening of this waterway to vessel traffic, Iran’s military command announced minutes ago that it will close the strait once more. Kabul 24: The continuation of Israeli army attacks in Lebanon is cited as the main reason for this.

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The Dialectic of Desire in Žižek’s Perspective

Human beings are always subjects of lack and, therefore, always desiring subjects. We desire something and mistakenly believe that this object has an external, real counterpart. In truth, however, this object is merely a fantasy constructed to fill the terrifying void at the heart of our existence. Kabul 24: Desire.

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Bombing Beirut and Shooting at the Agreement

With today’s attack on Beirut, Israel has, in popular parlance, tried to “pull the cat by the tail before the wedding.” While the countdown to signing the Iran-US understanding had begun, today’s noon strike on Beirut’s southern suburbs directly challenged it. Kabul 24: This attack has exposed the fragile and.

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In Limbo: Neither War Nor Ceasefire

With Iran’s missile attacks on Israel tonight, the fragile existing ceasefire has become even more invalid. Kabul 24: Based on what we have witnessed so far, Iran’s response is more than just a symbolic strike. The successive, low-volume missile barrages toward Israel carry a specific message. It appears that the.

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Why We Need to Understand the Form of Mythical Thinking

Our need to understand the form of mythical thinking is, before anything else, an epistemological necessity for comprehending the modern mind — not merely an exploration of humanity’s past. Kabul 24: Just as Ernst Cassirer began his analysis of the philosophy of the Enlightenment by examining the form of thought.

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Big Brother Who Is Also Grandma!

Sixty years have passed since the beginning of China’s Cultural Revolution — a period of madness in the history of the Communist Party that came to a halt after ten years with the death of its founder and leader, Mao. Kabul 24: In our own language, the Proletarian Cultural Revolution.

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Methodological Pluralism

Method and methodology form the cornerstone of systematic and reliable knowledge. For encountering truth requires a structured, verifiable, and—to the greatest extent possible—replicable path. Kabul 24: Although humans sometimes attain a layer of truth through revelation, intuition, or transcendental experiences and bring the “real” into the realm of the “symbolic.

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Strait of Hormuz and Round Two of the Chicken Game

According to Axios, the draft agreement between Iran and the United States is ready for signature, but Trump has requested a few days to give final approval. Kabul 24: Trump’s hesitation reflects the difficult position he finds himself in. The U.S. president has very limited room to maneuver between two.

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Trump: If Iran Has No Nuclear Weapons, a Diplomatic Agreement is Acceptable

U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Washington is open to a diplomatic solution with Iran, provided that the agreement completely prevents Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons and satisfies America’s key allies in the Middle East. Kabul 24: “If they are happy, we will probably be happy too,” Trump said, emphasizing.

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Trump Heads to Beijing for Historic Summit with Xi Jinping

Washington – U.S. President Donald Trump departed on Tuesday aboard Air Force One for a high-stakes three-day visit to Beijing, marking the first official trip by an American president to China since 2017. Kabul 24: The journey has drawn intense global media attention as both superpowers seek to stabilize strained.

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Touching Bubbles: Melancholy and Meaninglessness

The melancholic person, outside of their sorrow—when they no longer remember the absence of the other—where do they reside? Their skin, stripped of the armor of grief, burns particle by particle in the air of a meaningless world. Kabul 24: without a story, without real responsibility, without hope, without any.

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Lebanon on the Brink of Explosion

After 26 years, the Israeli flag is once again flying over Beaufort Castle. This fortress, located north of the Litani River, holds significant strategic value and a strong symbolic position. Kabul 24: The Israeli army can now use its presence there to monitor and oversee a larger area of southern.

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