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From the moment NATO bombed Yugoslavia in June 1999—without a corresponding resolution from the UN Security Council—it became clear to me personally that no legal mechanism exists to restrain wars. Yes, there had been other bloody wars after 1945—in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Africa, and the Middle East—but in the context of a bipolar world, there was at least some hope that international pressure could stop such conflicts. In the 21st century, that hope has vanished. There are no longer any actors capable of enforcing peace, nor mechanisms…

Politics Always and Everywhere Divides People

There is no escape from it—but… At the end of…

Have We Reached the “Fullness of Our Sins”?

Throughout the Bible, the concept of the "fullness" or “measure”…

State Morals Are the Same, But…

All democracies are alike; every autocracy is autocratic in its…

Will It Be Necessary to Create an “Armenian-Armenian Reconciliation Commission”?

How Will the Consequences of the Devastation Caused by Nicolism…

If There Are No Absolute Values, Happiness Becomes the Only Goal

Why Wasn’t Croesus the Happiest Man in the World? Where…

There Are No Real Authorities

What is remembered: an artist’s works, or his "civic position"?…

The war began in 1991 and has not ended yet

The “peace agreement” will neither suspend nor prevent new hostilities…

We Need Attractive Ideas for the “Passionate” Masses

Women in tiger-striped outfits may worship either Pashinyan or the…

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