OPINION
Opinion editorials from various experts and writers
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The India of today needs a proper critique
By Rajesh Kumar Sinha The Modi-led national government in India is facing unabated criticism from many quarters. From the media,…
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The U.S. is a failed democracy
It will take a long time before America can again strut the world stage and lecture about the values of…
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An aging United Nations at 75: a Dignified death or rebirth?
By Richard E. Caroll At the conclusion of World War Two, the vision of Franklin Roosevelt of a trans-national political…
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Bangladesh becomes a competitor for India on economic and social indicators
By Yead Mirza International Monetary Fund (IMF) recent data showed that Bangladesh’s per capita gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate is…
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Trump’s cousins can’t wait to be born
By Azu Ishiekwene I suspected the pregnancy will not be carried to full term and now, it’s playing out. Even before…
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The economic implications of the global fertility crisis
People are a valuable resource that every nation needs. Whether as consumers or workers, humans are a vital resource in…
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New conflict, same old mistakes: France and cartoon controversy
By Try Ananto Wicaksono Once again, The French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo republish controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. The…
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The 2019 Bolivian precedent justifies Trump’s accusations of fraud
Two Countries, Two Years, Two Elections, Two Suspicious Outcomes “The Anti-Trump Regime Change Sequence Is Worthwhile Studying”, as I remarked…
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The murders in France are not “Islamic”
France has its back to the wall, unnecessarily so. Its coronavirus policy is in a mess. (How come the Asians…
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America’s resignation from Its role as global police
By Kobby Barda While we hope that the COVID-19 pandemic will end as soon as possible, how will the United…
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