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Although humanity has achieved truly majestic things, few people can say that our race stands out through a propensity towards peace and understanding. As history tells us, most of human history revolves around wars and ideological conflicts and while it cannot be denied that they have their role, many remonstrate against the reasons that cause them in the first place. As the Western civilization enjoys a period of relative prosperity and safety, events in the Middle East show us that the future could bring global conflicts. Needless to say, great political and economic powers know these conflicts very well, but it’s very interesting to notice how international politics are perceived by the average citizen and, more importantly, how they are exposed to the public. For many years, now, news channels have been the only way that people could find out what happens around them, but, with the rise of the World Wide Web, they begin to understand that conventional publications could be misleading. Wanting to avoid politically bias and superficial formulation, people turn their attention to political blogs, which, although they don’t have the budget of famous publications, can act like ideological catalyzers. Apart from offering different insight into the state of things, online articles encourage readers to interpret thing in a way that traditional news can’t, while at the same time creating a sense of community. There is no better example to illustrate this point than the Israeli and Russian politics. Taking the headlines every week, they make people wonder whether or not these events will soon affect their lifestyle. If Western audiences may or may not worry about the topic, the Russian and Middle East population is definitely interested and wants to know as many things as possible. From this point of view, the Internet seems to have the best solution. Unrestrained by censorship, it is free to make in-depth analysis and bring to public attention implications that the average newspaper doesn’t include. Also, as the standards in printed journalism are dropping, people turn to specialized political blogs to inform them about Russian international politics. Blogs often belong to prolific writers who provide in-depth analysis without seeing things as black or white. In addition, they use solid arguments that help readers develop a critical eye. Blogs allow interaction between readers and, more than that, they trigger debates, which are very healthy in a normal society. Most people like to read their news online because they have a non-conventional format and may even use allegories or humor to express their points. Of course, that doesn’t mean that they cannot be accessed by intellectuals. All audience segments can enjoy sharp commentaries and get a better understanding of international events. Whether they are military conflicts or changes in demographics, they can be agreed with or remonstrated against, but one thing is for sure: they cannot be ignored. Even when they don’t happen in the country you live in, learning about them is an act of responsibility and from this point of view the Internet can be of great help. For more resources about ????????????? ???????? ??????? or about ????????????? ???????? ??????, please review this link http://www.podtext.net/.
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