The United States and the relativization of rights – The case of Mahmoud Khalil
The text seeks to analyze how there is a relativization of rights for immigrants and legal residents in the U.S….
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IS DICTATORSHIP POP (?)
On July 9, 2011, the Sudan People’s Liberation Army signed the Naivasha Agreement in Kenya, making South Sudan the youngest…
THE PRICE OF FORGETTING
At 11:35 AM on Saturday (the 15th), the area next to the Cathedral of Saint Sava in Belgrade seemed deserted….
Donald Trump and the future of European defense
Times are changing, but that’s no news. A question remains on how European leaders will respond to those changes. The…
On today’s stage of fascism: the end of dog whistles
At the current stage of world politics, the far-right no longer hides its veneration for the fascist past, but greets…
Damascus has fallen: the impact of the offensive in Syria
By Nicolas Zupardo Dutra e Cinthya Araújo* “Welcome back, Bashar Al-Assad,” was the headline of an article published by the…
“World War III” has (dangerously) become an easy term on many people’s lips
In recent months, announcements in the media by journalists, politicians and analysts about the possibility, the beginning and even the…
The Gripen Case: how technological dependence affects Brazil’s Defence
“It is very good to discuss agreements with a credible squad behind you”, this phrase, then credited to the Baron…
Almost one year of conflict in Middle East: Israel, Hamas, Hezbollah and the fear of escalation
Triggered by the October 7th attacks from Hamas against Israel, the conflict in Gaza completes one year amidst civilian massacre,…
The country that has learnt nothing from its history
It did not even take a hundred years for the far right to regain strength in Germany and for the…