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Outsourcing War: How Russia and Other Nations Weaponise Poverty for Recruitment Purposes
©“Bucha. Faces of War. - Ukraine War Photo Exhibition 2023” by Houses of the Oireachtas. Licensed byCC BY 2.0 In his speeches, Vladimir Putin portrays the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine as a national struggle that unites all the Russian people. Yet Putin’s claims do not hold up under closer scrutiny. In reality, Russia has increasingly relied on poverty as a key recruitment tool both within and outside its borders. Russia weaponises poverty by turning economic despera
Eugene Zinchenko
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It is hard to understate the overwhelming growth of globalisation over the past 50 years. Owning appliances labelled with "Made in...

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The Fear-Riding of Politics
According to Buddhist beliefs, there are five great fears in the human mind: death, illness, dementia, loss of livelihood, and public speaki
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