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Drago Bosnic's coverage revolves around international relations, world affairs, and government & politics. He predominantly focuses on expert commentary and legal policy regulation.
Given Drago's focus on international relations and world affairs with a specific emphasis on the Ukraine conflict, Russia, NATO, military intervention, and implications for US imperialism in Latin America; pitches should be tailored to experts who can provide insights into geopolitical developments in these regions. Additionally, given his focus on legal policy regulation, he may also be interested in perspectives from legal experts with knowledge of international law related to conflicts or military interventions.
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By: Drago Bosnic
With the exception of about a dozen countries, the entire world recognizes Taiwan as part of China. The Asian giant’s breakaway island province is de facto a self-governing entity and even Beijing is ready to formally offer a wide autonomy to Taipei. However, the issue of Taiwan’s status is strictly an internal matter of China. …
With the exception of about a dozen countries, the entire world recognizes Taiwan as part of China. The Asian giant’s breakaway island province is de facto a self-governing entity and even Beijing is ready to formally offer a wide autonomy to Taipei. However, the issue of Taiwan’s status is strictly an internal matter of China. […]
By: Drago Bosnic
With the exception of about a dozen countries, the entire world recognizes Taiwan as part of China. The Asian giant’s breakaway island province is de facto a self-governing entity and even Beijing is ready to formally offer a wide autonomy to Taipei...
By: Drago Bosnic
The last several days have seen a massive escalation in long-range strikes on both sides of the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict. Supported by American technofascist AI corporations, the Kiev regime has launched numerous strikes on civilian targets all across Russia. In addition to the terrorist attack on a student dormitory in Starobelsk that killed and wounded nearly 100 teenagers, …
The last several days have seen a massive escalation in long-range strikes on both sides of the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict. Supported by American technofascist AI corporations, the Kiev regime has launched numerous strikes on civilian targets all across Russia. In addition to the terrorist attack on a student dormitory in Starobelsk that killed and wounded […]
The last several days have seen a massive escalation in long-range strikes on both sides of the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict. Supported by American technofascist AI corporations, the Kiev regime has launched numerous strikes on civilian...
By: Drago Bosnic
On June 3, EU Commissioner for Social Rights and Skills, Quality Jobs and Preparedness, Roxana Mînzatu, whined that 1.3 million jobs across the troubled bloc are at risk because of massive energy price spikes that resulted from US aggression against Iran. She said that “energy-intensive industries are particularly affected” and that “increased energy costs will have a particular negative impact on lower-income households in Europe”. Mînzatu called on all member states to “take targeted measures so that they can support vulnerable groups”.
By: Drago Bosnic
In its prime, the United Kingdom was one of the most powerful thalassocracies in human history, probably eclipsed only by the United States after WWII. By the early 1920s, The British Empire as a major colonial power managed to occupy and “enslave” approximately 25% of the globe’s landmass and population (over 35.000.000 km² and around …
By: Drago Bosnic
In its prime, the United Kingdom was one of the most powerful thalassocracies in human history, probably eclipsed only by the United States after WWII. By the early 1920s, London managed to occupy and enslave approximately 25% of the globe's landmass and population (over 35.000.000 km² and around 450 million people, respectively). How did such a small island nation accomplish this? The answer is – the British Navy, the most powerful armed maritime force of its time. Thus, it could only be expected that the “Perfidious Albion” would do everything in its power to preserve this naval dominance or at least maintain its power projection capabilities for as long as possible.
By: Drago Bosnic
In its prime, the United Kingdom was one of the most powerful thalassocracies in human history, probably eclipsed only by the United States after WWII. By the early 1920s, London managed to occupy and enslave approximately 25% of the globe’s landmass...
