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Social Security Worldwide Along with the increasing digitalisation and intertwining of technical systems in the public and private domain, the vulnerability to cyberattacks (which public offices, companies and private users are subjected to every day) also grows....
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The Composition of the UN Security Council Worldwide several hundred thousand people fall victim to a deadly crime every year. Between 1990 and 2017 around 12 million people (the estimates range from 9.2 to 14.3 million) lost their lives in a homicide – far more than through wars...
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The Council of the European Union (Council of... The Council (Council of Ministers) is the central executive body of the European Union. It guides the cooperation between the member states, acts as legislator together with the European Parliament, decides on the EU budget with the...
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The Economy of the United States The USA still has the largest economy in the world, even if their share of the world’s economic output is diminishing – a result of the rise of newly industrialized nations, above all China. The foundations of the US economic power are...
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The European Court of Human Rights The European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms was signed by the member states of the Council of Europe in Rome at the end of 1950. On 3. September 1953 this contract of international law, ratified by...
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The Global Energy Transition In the climate debate it is often claimed that the time is not ripe for a total relinquishment of fossil energy sources, that renewable energy is not yet economically viable, the technology is not sufficiently developed, a solution for...
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The Interdependence of World Trade As a result of globalization the world is more closely connected economically, politically and through transportation and media than ever before. This is made particularly apparent through the example of the international trade in goods....
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The Korean Conflict The conflict on the Korean peninsula can be traced back to the beginning of the Cold War. After the end of the Second World War and the defeat of Japan, which had annexed Korea in 1910, the North was occupied by the Soviet Union and the...
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