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Is Religion Inherently Violent?

Upon hearing that Stalin trained as a priest in his youth before going on to oversee the death of more ...
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Does Transnistria Matter? To Russia, It May

Mention Transnistria and most people will look at you sideways. It is a funny word, the name of this place ...
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The Secret Speech and Putins Cult of Personality

Nikita Khrushchev’s “Secret Speech” of 25 February 1956 marked the full commencement of “de-Stalinization” in which Josef Stalin’s “Cult of the ...
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Vladimir Putin is No Mystery

There are many theories put forward as to the goals, intentions, and motivations of Vladimir Putin, yet he remains a ...
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Is there a Place for Total War in the Modern ...

The way America has waged war in the post-9/11 era is controversial. Conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, and elsewhere evolved into ...
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Can Corruption Lose Wars?

In the closing years of the Vietnam war, I traveled to a province on the Cambodian border where I heard ...
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Is the Marine Corps Setting Women Up to Fail in ...

Two years ago, then-Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta made the historic decision to eliminate the military’s exclusionary policy that kept ...
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When Allying with Evil Makes Sense

Muttering about the importance of never compromising, Rorschach leaves the Antarctic palace, intent on telling the world of how Ozymandias ...
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Fool Me Twice, Shame on Minsk

What is our red line in Ukraine? I can’t seem to find any mention of one in any of the ...
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Fool Me Twice, Shame on Minsk

What is our red line in Ukraine? I can’t seem to find any mention of one in any of the ...