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Hello, I am not a US citizen. I am not interested in the distribution of taxes collected from US citizens to other countries under arms aid, I don't have a say anyway. I only share these things because

As I have explained, this was a long-standing dispute. In Latin American countries, it is quite common for leaders who are about to lose an election to declare war on another country. And their people

We used to see small border conflicts and border changes in a few third world countries, but the 2000s brought major border conflicts, leaving behind 50 years of ultra-peace. Structures such as the European

Ionomy is commonly used by latin american users, it doesn't have a huge volume but buy and sell orders often completed, ofc if you want to trade a big quantity you should find another option. You are welcome

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The birth rate in Palestine was 5.44 in 2000, while today it is around 3.5. Compared to countries facing a population crisis, this is a high birth rate despite the state of war they are living in. Of course,

In the sources I follow, it is written that it will start a ground invasion, but I could not see a tangible military operation. Recently (if I am not mistaken, it should have been 4 days ago), the first

Also, thanks for the generous curation.

It certainly is. Even if we sleep with our heads on our pillows in our peaceful environment, such wars will continue to take place all over the globe and disrupt the functioning of the surrounding nations.

@resonator This was my cross-post in the informationwar community, but still thanks you for 1.5 years of continuous support mate.

Europe has never been the primary market for Ukrainian grain. I think it makes sense that some EU countries have chosen this route due to increasing price pressures. Ukraine should consider the idea of

For two nations to live in peace and prosperity, they must use a third country as a chessboard. This is exactly the chess game being played in Ukraine today. Unfortunately, you're right.

In any regime that has seized power, there is a risk of rigging elections. So probably yes.

Probably the Russian government is devaluing their own currency through the central bank in order to provide resources for the war, we saw a similar situation in Turkey before the elections. Thank you

I live in a country that has been ruled by the same person for about 23 years and I understand very well how the people of Gabon feel. I think that no politician should serve his country for more than

It is true that the sale of weapons by North Korea to Russia has seriously helped its economy. They already have a very small economy, the Russian arms treaty may have funded the construction of this

I don't think Slovakia will leave the EU or NATO. this is the biggest gain for Slovakia in the last 30 years. Nevertheless, this kind of small roughness will make NATO uneasy.

No, it was not successful, but on the other side of the world, in Ecuador, they recently assassinated a presidential candidate. As far as I know, he was killed by drug barons. You might be interested:

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I also think that the Ukraine-Russia war has ennobled China's diplomatic and economic position. First of all, we see a diplomatically strong China trying to end the war. Secondly, China is one of the most