Chicago and the Flavor of the “War Department”

Following protests against Donald Trump’s decision to deploy Immigration and Customs Enforcement and National Guard forces to Chicago, Trump has stirred controversy with a provocative post on his social media platform. He wrote: “Kabul 24: ‘Chicago will soon understand why they call the Department of Defense the War Department. I.

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Xi’s China: Leader of the Eastern Bloc or the Global South?

China’s grandest military project, commemorating Japan’s surrender and the end of World War II, is more than a show of force. It signals the resolve of China’s leaders to rewrite history and challenge dominant narratives. Kabul 24: The prevailing story credits the U.S., Soviet Union, Britain, and France with defeating.

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The Label of Sentimentalism: A Fallacy Against Ethics and Empathy

Whenever the topic of ethics and human sensitivity arises, some attempt to discredit it all with a single label. Merely invoking the term “sentimentalism” is enough to make moral concerns appear childish or romantic. Kabul 24:It’s as if ethics has no place in the reality of human behavior. This seemingly.

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Trigger Mechanism: The Three-Horse Carriage and the Four-Gallop Leap

The European Troika has activated the trigger mechanism. “Troika,” a Russian term meaning a three-horse carriage, offers an intriguing metaphor rooted in its etymology for the actions taken today by Britain, France, and Germany. Kabul 24: These former global powers, now navigating a transforming world and facing emerging, vigorous powers,.

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Do we think?

If narratives are imposed on us, if pain is taught to us, if love is defined for us, do we still “think”? Or are we merely “data” in a closed loop, endlessly repeating? Kabul 24: Plato believed that the only possible form of thinking is “dialogue.” In other words, thinking.

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Putin and Trump: Playing the Mind Game in the Arena of Politics

In the recent negotiations between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump in Alaska, it became clear once again that politics is not just a field of hard calculations; it is also an arena for leveraging an opponent’s personality traits. Kabul 24: Putin, with years of experience in power games, knew well.

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Aliyev and the Zangezur Game: Successes and Challenges

Ilham Aliyev, President of Azerbaijan, has embarked on a strategic maneuver in the South Caucasus that many describe as an “unprecedented success” in regional diplomacy, while others see it as a gamble. To understand the reasons behind this success (or at least its progress) and to draw unbiased lessons from.

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Mr. Politician! What sin has this child committed?

Amid escalating domestic and international criticism of the Gaza war, Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to expand operations and fully occupy this devastated strip. Kabul 24: Apparently, Bibi has received the green light from Trump to continue and escalate the war. This comes as 600 former Israeli military and security officials.

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Symbolic Reaction to the Dawn of a New Era

“Gaza is a test by the ultra-wealthy to show the world how they will respond to humanity’s uprising. They intend to bombard us all.” Kabul 24: These are the words of Colombian President Gustavo Petro at The Hague summit. A statement from the leader of a Latin American country, thousands.

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The Aleph, Elusive! (2)

Jorge Luis Borges’ story The Aleph can be seen as a metaphor for the crisis of cognition in a world that challenges experience, language, and the mind. Kabul 24: The narrator, mourning the death of Beatriz, the woman he loved, is disturbed during her funeral by the sight of cigarette.

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On the Threshold of an Unnamed Season

Perhaps in our twenties, none of us could have imagined that one day we would converse with an entity claiming consciousness, possibly even more aware than we are. Kabul 24: We couldn’t have foreseen that a significant part of our identity would scatter into the clouds, or that algorithms would.

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Oh Death, Come, for Life Has Killed Us!

In Islamic tradition, it is said that certain acts shake the throne of God. The death of an elderly Palestinian man in a queue for humanitarian aid is likely one such act. Exhausted and starving, just as his turn arrives, he succumbs to death with heartbreaking tremors. Kabul 24: It’s.

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