The Business of Conflict: How War Becomes a Lucrative Industry

The Business of Conflict: How War Becomes a Lucrative Industry In the modern era, the nature of conflict has evolved. While historical battles were fought over territorial claims or ideological differences, today’s conflicts often mask a more sinister motive—financial gain. Across the globe, nations embroiled in conflicts are perceived not only as battlegrounds but also…

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Why Does the U.S. Keep Sending Aid to Countries That Don’t Like Us?

Despite the billions of dollars in foreign aid that the United States sends worldwide, many countries don’t necessarily hold favorable opinions about America. This contradiction raises a fundamental question: Why do we keep sending aid to places where we’re not always welcomed? Having lived and worked in places like Gaza, Jerusalem, and Ukraine, I’ve witnessed…

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The Wars You Don’t See on American News.

Introduction. While many may not be aware, my background in conflict resolution has not only been about navigating complex negotiations but also about discovering innovative ways to foster peace, even if momentarily. One approach that has shown promising results is what we refer to as “intended outcome media.” This method leverages targeted media productions to…

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NAR Settlement Ushers in Monumental Changes: Moving from Cartel to Service Business.

“This is undoubtedly a pivotal moment for our industry. The traditional commission model has been both a comfort and a curse. The settlement pushes us towards innovation and could lead to a healthier, more competitive market. We’ll need to adapt, focusing on efficiency, technology, and client-centered services. It’s a challenge, but it’s also an exciting…

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