Editor’s Picks
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ISIS Mozambique: Why United States Africa Command needs to shift its priorities
By Emma Sameth Mass graves. Child soldiers. Executions. Beheadings. Massacres. These are just some of the disturbing realities currently plaguing…
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Towards an Orwellian government in the USA?
According to the US Census Bureau, by 2043 whites will cease to be the majority of the US population and…
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Going to war with Russia over Ukraine
“European Union and Nato allies have swung behind the Biden administration’s assessment that Russia may be poised to invade Ukraine…
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How communities can rebuild their health systems following COVID
Not only did the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world hard, it exposed problems in many areas of the U.S. healthcare…
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Ending the fight in Ukraine
As Russia/Nato passions are stirring once again, we should wind the clock back to seven years ago when the Ukraine…
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Ethiopia on the brink as crisis threatens ‘peace and stability’ of region – but what has fueled the conflict and criticism of Biden’s response?
By Gloria Emeagwali, Central Connecticut State University U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is warning that the worsening situation in…
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The Biden Infrastructure Plan becomes reality and what it means
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, also known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework or BIF, has become a reality after…
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Saving the Emerald Forest – the need for a One Tree Movement
Belem is the Brazilian city at the mouth of the Amazon. Unlike its slummy counterpart, Kinshasa, at the mouth of…
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China and the new maritime cartography
Maritime transport currently represents 95% of everything transported in the world, two-thirds corresponding to oil and mineral traffic and container…
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The answer to the Covid economic crisis
One of the most peculiar aspects of the current debate in the US Congress on the big expenditure bills, and…
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