Ireland is such a based EU country
Arabic, Latin American, Southeast Asian, Chinese (obviously), Indian (obviously)...
Wait, isn't this the same map of countries which recognize Palestine?
Yeah, in the US.
If you want to look at how too resolve an Islamist extremism issue, look no further than Xinjiang.
Regardless of what you think happened at the "camps," they're almost entirely dismantled now and yet Xinjiang's Uyghur population has only grown. Kashgar has only grown. If anything, Urumqi's ethnic dynamics are changing as the Han population leaves for greener pastures along the Eastern coast.
Ports are "profitable," but absurdly complex to build and manage. The reason many countries don't have deep water ports is because they can't afford to build one.
However, the economic impact of a port is, without question, a benefit to the Peruvian economy.
Being tone deaf is a feature, not a bug.
Where did Israel's lawyers go to law school? I'm asking because I'd avoid any lawyers educated there.
Turns out taking USD-denominated variable interest loans from Western lenders isn't the best idea when the Fed can unilaterally decide to raise interest rates.
Turns out, building your entire economy and financial system on O&G causes problems for the environment, huh?
The economic system incentivizes and supports consolidation of wealth into a select few, and people are confused why it's happening?
Consolidation of wealth protects the status quo, which makes it incredibly challenging for us to make progress towards any society-level goals (like combating climate change). The wealthy are insulated from the costs of their actions in a way that average people are not.
Then you arm all of them