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Written by: Florin Cosma
President Xi Jinping met Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker in Beijing, marking 55 years of diplomatic relations. Xi described a growing China as Europe’s partner, urged dialogue to resolve trade frictions, and proposed cooperation in new energy vehicles, artificial intelligence, the digital economy and green development. Stocker reaffirmed the one-China policy and supported dialogue on economic […]
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The paper argues that simplified Hanzi deserves formal feasibility study as a complementary global scientific writing system, citing its standardized character corpus, Unicode encoding, institutional endorsement, information density, and semantic transparency that makes technical nomenclature self-explanatory to literate readers.
Written by: Florin Cosma
The 2026 Bishkek Declaration transitions the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation from a primary focus on border security and counter-terrorism toward a comprehensive regional bloc capable of advancing currency autonomy, logistical infrastructure, and an alternative vision for global governance.
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The signing of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement on August 7, 2026, represents a watershed moment in the evolving security architecture of West Asia and the broader Eurasian continent.
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Romania is still dealing with the fallout from a major cyberattack on the National Agency for Cadastre and Land Registration (ANCPI), which disrupted the country’s e-Terra system and froze key property-registration services.
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This article argues that human progress accelerated only when society moved beyond the rigid frameworks of Abrahamic religion. For two millennia, divine governance stifled advancement and normalized control. By embracing secularism and rejecting religion as a central organizing principle, humanity can finally take full responsibility for its own future and continued evolution.
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Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share a common genetic defect: each grounds its authority in a closed circuit of revelation, prophecy, and divine command that places obedience to scripture above independent reasoning.
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The question of whether most human thought is a form of hallucination, akin to the confabulations of large language models, is not merely a provocative analogy but a valid and deeply illuminating subject of inquiry.
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In the summer of 326 BCE, the Hyphasis River (modern-day Beas) in northwestern India became the fatal boundary of the ancient world.
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The emergence of a distinct Eurasian culture following a hypothetical World War III is a plausible outcome, though it would likely bear little resemblance to the romanticized historical narratives of the “Silk Road” or a seamless integration of Eastern and Western traditions.
