The World Alliances Journal (WAJ) is a prestigious interdisciplinary academic publication headquartered in Europe. It brings together a global network of journalists, scholars, scientists, strategic experts, and distinguished writers. WAJ delves into critical, cross-sectoral themes—from science, economics, and politics to society, history, diplomacy, culture, and technology—placing particular emphasis on the insights of heads of state, thought leaders, and globally influential figures. Its readership consists of intellectuals, policymakers, and highly educated global citizens engaged in the evolving currents of ideas and strategies shaping the world’s future.
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Prof. Dr. Thomas Alfred Bauer
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