From the mid-1950s onwards, number of television viewers in West Germany increased rapidly and became “window to world” for many people. Through audio-visual reporting people were informed so that they could feel save as know what had happened world, especially times Cold War. The Suez Crisis 1956/1957 was one War conflicts able report on continuously thus demonstrate its advantages. has be con...

The real aim of the programme is an extension Chinese power and influence. As per analyst, it a game where China steadily placing counters across Asia Europe. In Western views, easy to interpret comments as strategy China, with extending influence in series carefully planned steps. Around 114 BC by Han dynasty, trade routes Central were expanded largely through missions explorations imperial en...

The world is facing a new geopolitical challenge in the pandemic caused by spread of COVID-19. economy has shrunk about 3%. trade war between United States and China their defensive agreements with other countries was already huge problem, but it reached critical stage due to filed multiple lawsuits against China, alleging that they purposely released Coronavirus. objective this article examine...

MORRIS DICKSTEIN POSES his recent study of post–World War II American fiction Leopards in the Temple (2002) as a corrective to the by now standard tendency to emphasize the cold war in accounts of this period. But while Dickstein takes the critics of cold war culture to task for what he sees as their oversimplification of both art and politics, he concurs with them on at least one major point. ...

This challenge to many of the cherished dogmas of genetics and evolution is fascinating reading. Lindegren's comments concerning the suppression of views which challenge the underlying assumptions of scientific research are particularly poignant in view of his difficulty in getting this book published, even though he is an outstanding geneticist. The first chapter, "The Game of Science," and th...

Although the Cold War has ended, thousands of workers involved in nuclear weapons production are still living with the adverse health effects of working with radioactive materials, beryllium, and silica. After a series of court battles, the U.S. government passed the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Act in October 2000 to financially assist workers whose health has been compromised by thes...

This article aims to present the motives of geopolitical restructuring South-East Europe at end World War II with an emphasis on relations between Yugoslavia and Bulgaria. In this context, author first identifies interwar interests four involved parties, namely: Yugoslav Bulgarian communist leaderships, political representatives Soviet Union United Kingdom. second part, describes development id...

The new Cold War has arrived in the Eastern Mediterranean. At strategic level, Chinese economic and Russian military assertiveness have led U.S. to think twice about its mistakes, which opened up a power vacuum this geopolitical realm. Until today, seemed use three axes of alliances that emerged as Israeli-based, flexible, benefit-oriented alignments at level regional rivalry. These alignments,...

Moscow does not deny the significance of security interests small states, but it is important to recognize all actors in system, including larger ones. The history Cold War clearly shows that a stable system confrontation management and conflict resolution possible. Russia’s proposals for an inclusive Europe have been ignored multiple times. One reason explaining reluctance take Russian into co...