The hottest Territorial disputes Substack posts right now

A three-state solution with Israel and two independent Palestinian states is proposed as a realistic solution.
Large-scale ethnic cleansing is minimized, and non-contiguous states are deemed unviable.
The current situation on the ground should be formalized with minor modifications for a lasting resolution.

Peace in the Middle East requires prioritizing the future over the past.
The conflict in the Middle East is complex due to interlocking claims and counterclaims from both sides.
Peace is achieved by putting the past behind and focusing on mutual willingness for peace.

Hiroshima showcases the resilience of the human spirit in rebuilding a vibrant city after the devastating atomic bomb.
The world is seeing a resurgence of interest in Japan as an investment hub, while simultaneously facing the alarming threat of nuclear conflict.
Tensions in regions like Japan, Russia, and China highlight the strategic military positioning and potential for nuclear capabilities in submarines, indicating a complex geopolitical landscape.

War violence is a means to an end, but emotions can cloud rationality.
Violence in conflicts can make reaching a comprehensive peace settlement challenging.
Civilian casualties in conflict zones put pressure on parties to seek cease-fires and relief efforts.

Both Israelis and Palestinians are searching for home and security.
It's important to move beyond false dichotomies and see the humanity in both communities.
The trauma and pain of seeking home is universal but experienced deeply by Israelis and Palestinians.

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The Canadian Supreme Court ruled that First Nations do not have final say on resource extraction, only Ottawa does.
The term 'Devolution' is used as a cover for Neo-colonialism in dealing with First Nations treaties.
The author suggests a radical shift of handing sovereign control of lands to First Nations and removing Canada from NAFTA.

Bioweapons are omitted in the Tech Arms event and only gets fleeting indirect mention in the final moment of this English press report.
Territorial disputes like in Ukraine and Gaza and rising tensions in Korea and China could trigger WW3.
Factors like failed diplomacy, nationalism, technological arms race, proxy wars, resource scarcity, economic turmoil, and cyber warfare could also lead to a global conflict.