"If we don't come help our neighbor put out the fire today, then tomorrow the fire may come to our house" ...
"...Only UNARMED PEOPLE of various nationalities, faiths, coming from varied countries and territories of the Earth, but identical in their sincere and convinced refusal to accept war as a possible solution to the problem, can become this NEUTRAL, PEACEMAKING medium. They must be PEOPLE OF GOODWILL, PEOPLE WITH PEACE IN THEIR HEARTS. And it is very important, that they not wear the faces of GOVERNMENTS or NATIONALITIES, ... but only themselves, creations of God, endowed with FREEDOM, CONSCIENCE, and COMPASSION. ..."
"...As one Chinese wise saying goes: "The road of a thousand li begins with the first step." And it has been made. Let our path west be good, following the sun. Let its rays shine love on us and
LET THERE BE PEACE IN YOUR HOME! "
May 28, 1996
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This week has seen various events, from youth protests in Delhi to the public spat between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky, highlighting society's fatigue over feeling unheard.
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Ukrainian authorities reported eight deaths due to Russian strikes across various regions of the country. As the war endures, the looming winter adds to the escalating tensions.
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3
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Yesterday
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While Kyiv faces drone strikes, Ukrainian arms manufacturers highlight a paradox: the country could earn billions from exporting its products, yet the export is nearly entirely closed. The debate on lifting the ban amid war has become one of the most challenging issues in Ukraine's domestic politics.
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Yesterday
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Estonian authorities have publicly linked a recent arson at a defense enterprise supplying goods to Ukraine with actions from Russian intelligence services. This incident reflects a growing pattern of accusations against Moscow from NATO countries over the past two years.
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Yesterday
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Nanking. Leopold's Congo. Pol Pot's Cambodia. Tasmania. Paraguay. Mongols. Wars that textbooks ignore - and the mechanics of how ordinary people do extraordinary things. About war as a universal human phenomenon, not just a Western pathology.
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Date:
16.10.2026
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The anticipated foreign policy speech by Vladimir Putin will once again be scrutinized for any hints of willingness to negotiate. However, accumulating evidence points in the opposite direction, as Russia adapts its economy, military, and society for a prolonged conflict.
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3
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Date:
16.10.2026
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In his speech in Moscow, Vladimir Putin once again closed the door that many around the world hoped to ease open — the door to a ceasefire. He also reminded the West that Russia is prepared to resort to nuclear weapons if the Kaliningrad region is threatened.
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5
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Date:
16.10.2026
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Mayor Vitali Klitschko describes the situation in Ukraine's capital as "very dramatic," with increasing Russian strikes on critical infrastructure putting the city's survival at risk. The attacks blur the line between military actions and the daily reality for millions of residents.
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5
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16.10.2026
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Dmytro Kuleba highlights the dangers of wars fought over historical narratives, suggesting that such motivations often lead to devastating consequences. His insights prompt a deeper discussion about the nature of conflicts and the value of human life.
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7
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Date:
15.10.2026
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The Northern Bridge in Kyiv has been hit repeatedly, raising questions about the strategic purpose behind these attacks amid ongoing military conflict. We explore the significance of these infrastructures and the implications of their damage.
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8
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15.10.2026
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