No. 04 (2024) Volume 04 Issue 04

This article talks about the normative basis of the rights of citizens in relation to appeals, the complaints that the parties may make about procedural actions and decisions in court proceedings, including criminal proceedings, and its legal basis. Also, the opinions and views of experts in the field regarding the right of interested parties to appeal against procedural actions and decisions in various court instances and the interpretation of this right are analyzed.

This article provides information that today military printing has become a priority in countries around the world, and now attention to this area is growing in our country. Information about the research of a group of scientists who introduced the topic of the military press into scientific circulation is covered on the basis of scientific facts and primary sources.

The complex landscape of conflicts in the Middle East is characterized by the intersection of identity politics and national interests. This paper explores how various identities, including ethnic, religious, and cultural affiliations, intersect with geopolitical considerations to shape the dynamics of conflict in the region. Through an analysis of historical context, contemporary events, and case studies, it elucidates the multifaceted nature of Middle East conflicts and the ways in which identity-based narratives intertwine with strategic calculations by regional and international actors. By examining the collision points between identity politics and national interests, this study aims to provide insights into the underlying drivers of conflict and inform strategies for peacebuilding and conflict resolution.

The article describes the content of the concept of ethnosociology, its formation as a science and its scientific significance in the study of inter-ethnic relations, as well as theoretical and methodological aspects. Ethnosociology also analyzes the mechanism of the relationship between ethnic and social phenomena in modern society - ethnic processes in different social groups, and social processes in different ethnic communities.

These articles explore the challenges and implications of political polarization within Taiwan's democratic framework. As a vibrant democracy in East Asia, Taiwan has experienced increasing polarization along political, ideological, and identity lines. This paper examines the causes and consequences of political polarization in Taiwan, including its impact on governance, policymaking, and social cohesion. Additionally, it explores strategies for navigating and mitigating polarization, such as fostering dialogue, promoting civic engagement, and strengthening democratic institutions. By analyzing the dynamics of political polarization in Taiwan and proposing potential solutions, this paper contributes to the broader understanding of democratic governance in polarized societies.