Azerbaijan’s addition to the Central Asia bloc
A transport corridor alliance focused on infrastructure, logistics, and trade routes. Azerbaijan will be the western anchor of the Middle Corridor, linking
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The Case for Taxing AI
If AI causes mass unemployment or severe fiscal shocks, elected officials and policymakers will need to act fast to limit the disruption.
The Perils of our Bubblicious World
The worst bubble in human history is the government spending bubble, up from about 8 percent of GDP in 1900 to about
Europe’s Achilles’ heel: how rare earths leave
Since China is evidently open to leveraging its dominance of rare earths, the EU will also need to secure them elsewhere. To
The War On Men Is A War On Truth
There is a strange trend in the modern West: telling the truth has become an act of defiance. Truth has not changed—but
God is Back
In recent years, a significant and surprisingly broad phenomenon has emerged: a quiet revival of faith among young people in both the
The Decline and Fall of the Movie Industry
With the intersection of new technology, liberal elitism, bad timing, natural disasters, changing tastes, and ease of creating content, the movie industry
Palestinian Liberation, Not Imperialist “Stabilization”
The apparent cooperation of the Egyptian regime and the sheikhdoms in this repackaging of the occupation, while not surprising, makes it clear
5 Places World War III Could Break Out in 2026
Today, five flashpoints could drag nuclear-armed powers into a global war as soon as 2026: Russia’s grinding campaign in Eastern Europe, a
Annals of the Covert World: How Assassination Became Policy at the CIA
The CIA’s role in assassination is one of those topics handled gingerly by the press or Congress from time to time and