Category: Democracy Reset
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IS TRUMP FOR REAL? WILL HE BETRAY HIS MASSIVE MAGA FOLLOWERS AND THE WORLD?
On November 6, 2024, Donald Trump won the highly divisive US Presidential elections, sending shock waves worldwide. There were massive celebrations among his followers. However, this celebration is slowly becoming a deep concern and even a nightmare for some. Some of his most vociferous supporters are getting alarmed. Trump is starting to appoint some of…
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Women and Children Suffer Most: The Hidden Casualties of Gaza’s Conflict
According to the UN Human Rights Office, women and children accounted for approximately 70% of documented civilian casualties in Gaza over the past six months, owing mostly to Israel’s deployment of wide-area weaponry in densely populated areas. The organization discovered potential violations of international humanitarian law and expressed worry about possible war crimes. It chastised…
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Trump’s Diplomacy Faces Tough Reality in Ukraine Conflict
President-elect Donald Trump recently spoke with Vladimir Putin, encouraging him not to escalate the Ukraine situation and expressing an interest in resolving it quickly. Trump also spoke separately with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and German President Scholz, reiterating his desire for European peace. The Kremlin has stated that it is ready for conversations but remains steadfast…
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The Next Trump Presidency: Balancing Economic Growth with Risks to Social Stability
Donald Trump, as president-elect, intends to make significant policy changes, focusing on “America First” principles such as non-interventionism, trade protectionism, and reduced federal control. His policies include increasing mass deportations, decreasing corporate taxes, raising tariffs, and reversing diversity initiatives. In foreign policy, Trump intends to push for peace talks in Ukraine and the Middle East,…
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North Korea Joins Russia in Ukraine Conflict, Raising Global Security Concerns
North Korea has sent troops to join Russia in its conflict against Ukraine, an escalation that violates UN resolutions. Despite these resolutions, experts believe NATO is unlikely to expand into East Asia. North Korea’s involvement is motivated by economic concerns and the potential to update its military tactics. Analysts think that NATO’s presence in East…
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Trump’s Re-Election: A Wake-Up Call for New Democratic Approaches
Donald Trump’s foreign policy could undergo dramatic changes, focusing on “America First” ideas such as non-interventionism and protectionism. His intentions for Ukraine include pressing peace talks and delaying Ukraine’s NATO membership, a posture condemned as compromising European security. In the Middle East, Trump pledges to deliver “peace” but provides few details; he is likely to take…
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Social Media Algorithms and the Importance of Informed Voting
The BBC invented “Gabriela,” a fictional voter, to investigate how social media sites use algorithms to influence political beliefs. Gabriela’s feeds were initially apolitical, but after Elon Musk’s platform improvements, X (previously Twitter) began to prioritize Trump-related information. Meanwhile, TikTok’s algorithm promoted a pro-Kamala Harris video that reflected her identification as a Latina voter, while…
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Taiwan’s Right to Self-Defense
The United States approved a $2 billion arms sale to Taiwan to bolster the island’s defenses amid increasing Chinese military threats. Taiwan expressed gratitude, highlighting the importance of self-defense for regional stability. China criticized the move, stating it undermines its sovereignty and harms U.S.-China relations, warning of countermeasures. The arms deal follows recent Chinese military…
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Israel’s Escalating Military Campaign in Iran Spurs Regional Instability
Israel launched a large-scale bombardment on Iran, reportedly comprising 140 planes targeting military targets, in retaliation for Iran’s missile barrage on October 1st. Israel justified the operations, which targeted Iranian military bases in Tehran and Syria, as self-defense in the face of repeated Iranian attacks. US officials admitted advance notice of the operation but denied…
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Israel’s Escalating Military Campaign in Iran Spurs Regional Instability
Israel launched a large-scale bombardment on Iran, reportedly comprising 140 planes targeting military targets, in retaliation for Iran’s missile barrage on October 1st. Israel justified the operations, which targeted Iranian military bases in Tehran and Syria, as self-defense in the face of repeated Iranian attacks. US officials admitted advance notice of the operation but denied…
