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May 6

In the Intellectual Background of “Democracy of Managed Necessity” (I)

Marx and Arendt: From the Critique of Neutrality to the Recovery of Politics

In the Intellectual Background of “Democracy of Managed Necessity” (I)

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Mar 12

When Containment Is Stretched

The War on Iran and the Limits of Controlled Escalation

When Containment Is Stretched

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Oct 11, 2023

Love, War, and Longing: Unraveling the Kurdish Epic of “The young Khalil”

“The young Khalil” is a Kurdish folk song rich in emotion and history. As you delve into its lyrics, you’ll encounter themes of longing…

Love, War, and Longing: Unraveling the Kurdish Epic of “The young Khalil”

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Mar 5, 2024

Waiting

A girl at the window,

Waiting

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Nov 3, 2023

Nashika

“You can no more win a war than you can win an earthquake.” — Jeannette Rankin

Nashika

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Apr 13

Democracy of Managed Necessity (II)

Why Western and Middle Eastern political orders converge in weakening collective agency — and what still makes democracy worth defending

Democracy of Managed Necessity (II)

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Apr 8

Democracy of Managed Necessity (I)

How democracy survives in form while politics is reduced to the management of the inevitable

Democracy of Managed Necessity (I)

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Mar 31

The Kurdish Question Is Not About Minority Rights — It Is a Stress Test for Multinational States

The Kurdish question is not only a regional dispute, but a test of who gets to define the state, sovereignty, and political belonging.

The Kurdish Question Is Not About Minority Rights — It Is a Stress Test for Multinational States

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Mar 24

Iran: A Weak Regime That Doesn’t Fall — and a War That Doesn’t End

From Crisis to Pattern

Iran: A Weak Regime That Doesn’t Fall — and a War That Doesn’t End

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Mar 19

The Kurdish Question Is Not a Moral Debate

From Religious Moralism to Political Structure

The Kurdish Question Is Not a Moral Debate

Ednan Bedreddin

Ednan Bedreddin

Born in Ghaybi near Qamishli, Syria. Writer on politics; former activist. Speaks Kurdish, Arabic, English, Norwegian & Bulgarian.

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