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Why are a nation's stated objectives often ignored in international politics?

propaganda

answered May 17 at 6:38

1 vote

Why does a high number of capital punishments often attract international criticism?

answered May 16 at 7:03

22 votes

Exit strategies for the Ukraine war

russian-federation armed-conflict ukraine

answered May 11 at 7:14

5 votes

What are the safeguards, set by the US military, to reduce the risk of committing war crimes?

armed-conflict rules-of-war war-crime geneva-convention

answered May 10 at 2:19

40 votes

Is there any value for Russians in completely eliminating the Ukrainian resistance at Azovstal, Mariupol?

russian-federation armed-conflict ukraine

answered May 9 at 3:13

5 votes

Bombing Ukraine president location

russian-federation armed-conflict ukraine assassinations

answered Apr 30 at 14:10

3 votes

Why is Russia not using nuclear weapons against Ukraine?

russian-federation ukraine nuclear-weapons

answered Apr 25 at 1:48

2 votes

How do political leaders decide what to do next in a crisis?

armed-conflict ukraine foreign-policy political-leaders

answered Apr 20 at 6:59

1 vote

Why is China so hostile to the western world?

united-states china western-world

answered Apr 17 at 15:50

84 votes

Why is "Whataboutism" often criticized?

rhetoric

answered Apr 16 at 0:08

3 votes

What exactly are the stated (political AND military) objectives of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine?

international-relations russian-federation armed-conflict ukraine vladimir-putin

answered Apr 12 at 11:15

5 votes

What did Zelensky mean when he says Ukraine should have security guarantee?

russian-federation ukraine national-security

answered Apr 7 at 13:33

7 votes

Was the West supporting certain sides in the two Chechen wars?

russian-federation armed-conflict western-world caucasus

answered Apr 7 at 5:23

0 votes

Are there any strategic reasons that Russian authorities would allow indiscriminate killing of Ukrainian civilians?

russian-federation ukraine war-crime

answered Apr 6 at 2:43

5 votes

Minimizing civilian casualties during the siege of Mariupol?

russian-federation armed-conflict ukraine vladimir-putin rules-of-war

answered Apr 1 at 6:08

16 votes

How could the past NATO expansions in Eastern Europe be seen as justification of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022?

russian-federation armed-conflict ukraine nato italy

answered Mar 30 at 3:26

-2 votes

Is there any evidence or report of a genocide in the Donbass region?

russian-federation ukraine genocide donbass unsc

answered Mar 26 at 13:12

7 votes

What is the rationale of Russian troops not allowing civilians to evacuate from the encircled cities?

russian-federation armed-conflict ukraine

answered Mar 25 at 2:46

20 votes

Could Putin be impeached?

president russian-federation impeachment vladimir-putin

answered Mar 19 at 13:45

13 votes

Why is Reuters considered as an independent and unbiased political news source?

media fake-news

answered Mar 19 at 2:58

3 votes

Does Japan have the capability of manufacturing nuclear weapons in a short period of time?

nuclear-weapons japan nuclear-energy

answered Mar 18 at 9:22

5 votes

Which countries have oil stockpiles?

geopolitics oil

answered Mar 18 at 2:33

7 votes

Why is the president of Ukraine giving up on NATO membership this early in the war?

ukraine nato

answered Mar 16 at 6:20

11 votes

Why would Russia care about NATO troops on its borders if it has nuclear weapons?

russian-federation nuclear-weapons nato

answered Mar 13 at 15:53

15 votes

How can Putin save face?

international-relations russian-federation ukraine vladimir-putin game-theory

answered Mar 7 at 16:14

5 votes

Why doesn't U.S. use "strategic ambiguity" on whether or not to send troops to Ukraine just like they do for the Taiwan situation?

united-states military nato strategic-ambiguity

answered Mar 6 at 0:28

2 votes

Concretely speaking, what is at stake for Ukranians during the current Ukraine-Russia conflict?

russian-federation ukraine

answered Mar 3 at 8:22

12 votes

Is it first time in history that ongoing war was halted for few hours to evacuate people?

russian-federation india history ukraine

answered Mar 3 at 8:03

9 votes

Why is a country like Poland that is vehemently anti-refugee so accommodating to people of Ukraine?

russian-federation armed-conflict ukraine poland

answered Mar 2 at 13:13

10 votes

Serbia will not impose sanctions against Russia, why?

russian-federation ukraine sanctions serbia

answered Mar 1 at 13:22

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Why are a nation's stated objectives often ignored in international politics?

Why does a high number of capital punishments often attract international criticism?

Exit strategies for the Ukraine war

What are the safeguards, set by the US military, to reduce the risk of committing war crimes?

Is there any value for Russians in completely eliminating the Ukrainian resistance at Azovstal, Mariupol?

Bombing Ukraine president location

Why is Russia not using nuclear weapons against Ukraine?

How do political leaders decide what to do next in a crisis?

Why is China so hostile to the western world?

Why is "Whataboutism" often criticized?

What exactly are the stated (political AND military) objectives of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine?

What did Zelensky mean when he says Ukraine should have security guarantee?

Was the West supporting certain sides in the two Chechen wars?

Are there any strategic reasons that Russian authorities would allow indiscriminate killing of Ukrainian civilians?

Minimizing civilian casualties during the siege of Mariupol?

How could the past NATO expansions in Eastern Europe be seen as justification of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022?

Is there any evidence or report of a genocide in the Donbass region?

What is the rationale of Russian troops not allowing civilians to evacuate from the encircled cities?

Could Putin be impeached?

Why is Reuters considered as an independent and unbiased political news source?

Does Japan have the capability of manufacturing nuclear weapons in a short period of time?

Which countries have oil stockpiles?

Why is the president of Ukraine giving up on NATO membership this early in the war?

Why would Russia care about NATO troops on its borders if it has nuclear weapons?

How can Putin save face?

Why doesn't U.S. use "strategic ambiguity" on whether or not to send troops to Ukraine just like they do for the Taiwan situation?

Concretely speaking, what is at stake for Ukranians during the current Ukraine-Russia conflict?

Is it first time in history that ongoing war was halted for few hours to evacuate people?

Why is a country like Poland that is vehemently anti-refugee so accommodating to people of Ukraine?

Serbia will not impose sanctions against Russia, why?