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07/18/2023

In a garage on the outskirts of Zaporizhzhia, Yuri, a 47-year old farmer from the frontline town of Orikhiv, runs one of the most unique garages in Ukraine. While he may work on cars, he isn’t aiming to fix them – but to convert them into hybrid weapons of war.

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In the town of Orikhiv in Zaporizhzhia, Yuri transforms regular Ford pickup trucks into Ukraine military vehicles.

11/17/2022

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11/08/2022

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07/16/2022

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06/08/2022

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03/15/2022

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03/13/2022

The IMF projects that economic conditions in Russia won’t trigger a global financial crisis.

“For now, no,” International Monetary Fund Head Kristalina Georgieva told CBS on Sunday when asked whether Russia’s reeling economic situation could cause a broader market collapse. “When we look at the total exposure of banks to Russia, it is about $120 billion dollars. Not negligent, but definitely not systemically relevant.”

IMF Head Kristalina Georgieva projects that economic conditions in Russia won't trigger a global financial crisis.

12/30/2021

Since launching in February, Paradox Politics has published a plethora of theory, commentary, and reporting. We’ve interviewed luminaries such as Noam Chomsky and Steven Pinker, scoured Pentagon reports on how the U.S. military will benefit from climate change, and analyzed the macroeconomic ramifications of El Salvador adopting Bitcoin.

This year, Paradox Politics commissioned war correspondences from the frontlines of Afghanistan, compared Miami Beach to the Roman city of Baiae, and spoke with Harvard’s Astronomy Chair on how scientific groupthink kneecapped his research into aliens. Somehow, in between covering ideology and its labyrinths of contradictions, we formed a partnership with Striped Magazine to distribute Paradox articles to incarcerated inmates across the Northeast.

Since launching in February, Paradox Politics has published a plethora of theory, commentary, and reporting. We've interviewed luminaries such as Noam

12/29/2021

In a globalized monopoly system, timelines repeat themselves, producing the same simulated crises and outcomes, from the immigration “debate” to different incarnations of political ideologies.

Class consciousness faces a litmus test as psychedelics have become emerging markets, with VC firms pouring millions into the new industry.