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	The Greek nazi party is over, not nazism in Greece by Thanos Kalamidas Seven years after Pavlos Fyssas' cold-blooded murder, five years after the beginning of the Nazi-murderers trial and just days after the Jewish cemetery in Athens for one more time was covered with anti-Semitic graffiti and Nazi slogans...
	Matters of International Justice: Challenging Trump's ICC Sanctions by Dr. Binoy Kampmark On September 2, US sanctions - the sort normally reserved for fully fledged terrorists and decorated drug traffickers - were imposed on the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Fatou Bensouda and...
	Right to Education as an elementary Human Right by Ovi Magazine Guest The situation of education in general, and of higher education in particular, is not considered as a priority in developing countries. Unfortunately, all development depends on a good education.

	Europe should learn how to decide without national vetoes by Christos Mouzeviris At a recent debate in the Dutch Parliament about the gruellingly debated EU corona virus recovery fund, the country's Prime Minister Mark Rutte openly asked "can you make a budget via an intergovernmental agreement
	Triangularity of Nuclear Arms Control by Ovi Magazine Guest In December 2019, the United States officially invited China to enter into a strategic security dialogue. The White House said it hoped Beijing's consent to this proposal might become the first step towards an international...
	Lunar Lunacy: Competition, Conflict and Mining the Moon by Dr. Binoy Kampmark The discussion about mining the Moon resembles that of previous conquests: the division of territory; the grabbing of resources; language of theft and plunder. All of this is given the gloss of manifest destiny and human experiment.
	Europe and the world at 75 by Ovi Magazine Guest It is known by now - and acknowledged by the EU Commission VP - that the COVID-19 crisis has had some severe implications for Human Rights and, to a lesser extent, for cooperation outlooks.
	Man is the measure of all things by Nikos Laios It's the start of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere and the start of spring in Australia and we're fast approaching the end quarter of the year, and what a year it has been!
	Infectious Conspiracies: Donald Trump, Coronavirus and Reality by Dr. Binoy Kampmark One measure of success in politics is the degree enemies imitate you, even if done insincerely and without flattery. Insincere imitation has become the preserve of a whole panoply of Donald Trump's...
	...in the middle of it, Trump! by Thanos Kalamidas I don't know with what words future historians will characterize our era but I'm sure they are going to use often the words misinformation and conspiracy theories. A common element between those two words and many others
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