Editor’s Picks
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Color revolution in Pakistan?
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), founded in 2001 by the Shanghai Five (China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan) and later…
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The New World (Dis)order
By Nikhil Vaish PART I: American Adventurism, Non-Interventionism, Trumpism and Afghan Chaos PART II: The Misunderstanding of Vladimir Putin PART…
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Withdrawal of the US from Afghanistan: A moment of diplomatic rivalry between Japan and China
By Arbenita Sopaj The abrupt withdrawal of the US from Afghanistan on August 20, 2021, left the world in stunned…
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Immigration into Europe has to slow down
“The truth is awful things are now happening. Last year there were race riots in Oldham in the old industrial…
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Strategic business decisions — not the luck of ancestors — created a modern, burgeoning Irish economy
By Michael Davis Planning a St Patrick’s Day party? Why not whip up some corned beef and cabbage tacos? Seriously.…
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Debating the morality of going to war
Do you wonder how the operatives of ISIS sleep at night? No problem, I think. After swallowing the double narcotic…
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The winner of the U.S.-China trade war is…
The United States and China have been in a trade war for several years with each making charges and accusations…
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Biden’s Faustian Deal with Maduro
By Kristina Foltz When the Biden Administration last week officially eased sanctions on Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro in exchange for…
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China, Russia, and the Bomb
By Lawrence S. Wittner Even international alliances can unravel when nations confront the insanity of a nuclear holocaust. An illustration…
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Putin’s nuclear bluff rewrites the playbook
By Tom Arms Is Putin’s threat to use nuclear weapons a big bluff? Is he just blowing hot air that…
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