Benjamin Franklin and the Recueil in France
Benjamin Franklin, then seventy years of age, was famous as a leading figure in natural philosophy…
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Fortuitously for the Portuguese authorities, they were able to hide the Minas Conspiracy from international attention.…
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Last week, Mihail Gorbachev died. I found much of the press coverage of this event very…
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America’s allies are hedging against current American approaches to exercise global leadership, mostly in response to…
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It’s easy to attribute all the problems and changes in Turkey to the whims of President…
Read More »The Upcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organization Meeting: Why it is Important
Uzbekistan is hosting the 2022 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Heads of State Council on 15-16 September…
Read More »Brazil Aids in SANDF Jungle Warfare Training
Members of Brazil’s armed forces have assisted the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) with jungle…
Read More »Karakalpakstan Seizes the Agenda in Uzbekistan
The civil unrest in Karakalpakstan, originally part of Soviet Kazakhstan and an autonomous republic in Uzbekistan…
Read More »Eroding Pacific Media Freedom: The Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Visits the Solomon Islands
The first stop of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s recent Pacific trip was Solomon Islands, where…
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