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The Secrets of Spanish HistoryLearning from the Master: A Conceptual DrawingAn Article Exploring Russia's Political FutureA Girl in Haarlem: Religion, Politics, and Gender in the 80 Years’ WarHow did Alexander facilitate Cultural Exchange within the Ancient World?Kennedy and the India Years: Factors Affecting JFK’s Foreign Policy and Dynamic Relationship with IndiaCatherine II's Rise to PowerCybersecurity Policies and International Relations: The Case of the US and IranA Queer Fight for Decolonization: British Colonialism’s Detrimental Impact on India’s Hijra CommunityTransracial East Asian Adoptees: Navigating Identity as Cultural FrankensteinsWhy did Serbian radios in Croatia influence the subsequent rise in nationalism?How did Albert Camus respond to the German occupation of France and French colonialism in his novel The Plague?How India represents itself within Indian media?Identity Politics and Campaign Strategy Re-FormationNavigating Troubled Waters: Understanding China's South China Sea Assertion Through Geopolitical, Economic, and Strategic LensesThe impact of the Sri Lanka Civil War on Economic OutcomesWhat are some significant factors that affect the prejudice between East Asian countries, China, Japan, and Korea specifically?The Unfiltered Lens: Social Media as a Threat to DemocracyCar Dependency and Decreased Mobility Timeline in the Los Angeles Area Through GIS