In less than 90 days, the United States under Trump has become a completely different country. It is no exaggeration to say that America is facing a crisis that is difficult to fix. For example, the executive branch has assumed powers that are usually associated with wartime. The almost complete surrender of the Republican Party has led to the weakening of the legislative branch. Trump has fired at least 15 inspectors general, who were tasked by Congress with identifying abuses in federal agencies. This has opened a wide door for corruption and abuse.

It is said that after Lavrov's objection, public activists are saying, "Our vallamats should add Russian inscriptions to all monuments in Uzbekistan." Most likely, when this topic cools down a bit, the events they are expecting may also occur.

Twenty years ago, Russian-American anthropologist Alexei Yurchak coined the term "hypernormalization" to describe the absurd and extraordinary reality of the last two decades of the Soviet Union. At that time, both citizens and officials knew deep down that the Soviet system was not working and was no longer reflecting reality — but everyone continued to live as if nothing had happened. Consider: recently, 15 medical workers and rescue workers were executed by the Israeli army in Gaza. When one of them filmed the incident and proved the Israeli army's official statement to be baseless, the world began to ask questions.

There was not a single publication that did not report on the murder of Kogan, his identity. Almost all of the above reactions were only around Tsvi Kogan and expressed only in the interests of the protection and benefit of Jews. However, the identity of the three Uzbek youths sentenced to death by the UAE court as his murderers, the factors and motives that led them to commit this crime, were not studied at all, and not even simple assumptions were made.

The State of Israel has been at the center of military and political processes in the Middle East since its establishment in 1948. Conflicts with neighboring Arab states began almost immediately after its formation, and these conflicts have regularly escalated into wars. Although Israel presents itself as a defender of peace and democratic values, historical reality shows that military superiority has not led to political stability and regional peace. On the contrary, after each war, new conflicts and new defeats have emerged. Let's look at the wars that Israel has fought so far and their results.

The world is changing rapidly. Television shows, movies, TV series, social media, and even advertisements directly influence the human mind. But this influence has a dangerous side - it is "desensitization", that is, when a person is repeatedly exposed to something evil, depravity, or unpleasant situations, he begins to lose sensitivity to it. This process is called "moral desensitization".

Francesca Albanese, the most criticized UN official, has become the most vocal advocate for human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories. The Italian scholar has maintained her authority to continue her work at the UN despite numerous accusations against her, travel bans from several countries, and even death threats. From an article by writer and journalist Robert Inlakesh.

While the silencing of these voices and the decline of Valls's reputation may open the way for Trump to avoid a confrontation with Iran, the preparations for war and the deployment of military forces have not stopped. However, for now, it is clear that Trump is trying to subdue Iran to his demands without a large-scale attack. Netanyahu will undoubtedly do everything in his power to dissuade Trump from this path... From an article by political commentator Mitchell Plitnick.

In 2017, FIFA insisted that it would not take action against the IFA, insisting that it would remain "neutral on matters of politics and religion." However, Russia was immediately banned from the 2022 World Cup after its invasion of Ukraine. FIFA's motto "For the game. For the world" seems to apply only to certain parts of the world. From an article by Scottish writer and activist Coll McKay.

On March 18, Israeli warplanes continued their relentless bombardment of Gaza, killing more than 800 Palestinians in a matter of days. After nine days of attacks, protesters in the city of Beit Lahiya took to the streets. Some carried signs reading "Down with Genocide," while others blamed Palestinian armed groups, particularly Hamas. This was a challenge for Israel. From an article by Palestinian scholar and writer Abduljawad Omar.