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The Eternal Paradox: Understanding War Through History and Human Nature.
As we face new challenges like climate change, technological disruption, and growing inequality, the need for effective peace-building becomes even more urgent. The choice between war and peace remains, as always, fundamentally human—and therefore within our power to influence. Continue reading
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