By Jonathan Power*
Just before he died at the end of the twentieth century, the great philosopher Isaiah Berlin said, “It was the worst century that Europe ever had. Worse, I suspect, even than the days of the Huns. And why? Because in our modern age nationalism is not resurgent; it never died. Neither did racism. They are...
Wanted An International Court Of Ethnic Disputes – OpEd
Eurasia Review
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