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Unconditional Basic Income: A Radical Proposal or a Necessary Step for Economic Justice?

This letter is about why unconditional basic income is necessary, and the implementation of the idea is not an economic, but a political and ethical issue. It explores the experiments and programs that have tested various formats of such payments and draws conclusions on their effectiveness. The article also addresses the opponents of basic income…

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War, Drones, and Diplomacy: Unraveling the Iran-Russia Relationship in the Ukraine Context

In the wake of the Ukraine conflict, the Iran-Russia relationship has taken an unexpected turn. While historical tensions and conflicting interests seemed to define their interactions, recent developments have seen these two nations drawing closer together. This analysis delves into the complex web of factors shaping this evolving alliance, from the role of Iranian drones…

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After the Conflict: Exploring Four Possible Futures for Israel and Palestine’s Relationship

┬┴┬┴┤(・_・)├┬┴┬┴ In the midst of escalating tensions, I, Alexandra Appelberg, an orientalist residing in Israel and contributing to the local news outlet "Details," find myself compelled to shed light on the recent turmoil gripping the Gaza region. Additionally, I curate a Telegram channel dedicated to disseminating insights on the intricacies of the Middle East. On…

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Between Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism: The Complexities of Russia’s Political Regime

Hello, this is Margarita Zavadskaia, a political researcher at the Alexandrov Institute at Helsinki University. With me is Alexei Gilev, an associate professor of political science and international relations at HSE University. For more than 10 years I have been studying dictatorships and public opinion, while Alexey focuses on elections and the distribution of state…

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