Is Trump a Neanderthal?
Then came Trump, who single handedly restored the use of the insult, and even assured its expansion into languages where “Neanderthal” had
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Is the US willing to favour Turkiye over Israel in Syria?
If the Turkish leadership continues to play its cards right by securing the goodwill of the US president while downplaying any feud
China’s New Underwater Vehicle Is Cutting Undersea Cable Networks.
The defense of undersea cables reflects the challenges of our hyperconnected world, requiring a balance of innovation, strategy and cooperation. But as
Perfume, Power and Emmanuel Macron
The fragrance analysts and perfumeries will be delighted to know that a head of state is so enamoured with a specific product.
The Mask Has Fallen: Gaza and the Myth of Western Morality
In Gaza, we are not just witnessing a humanitarian crisis. We are watching the moral fabric of international institutions unravel. The West,
China First? No Thanks
US allies may yearn for an ideal world, in which their sensitivities and interests counted for more in Washington DC, and the
Empires of the Future
Techno-futurists commonly believe that a totally human-made future will advance individual liberty. Bruno Maçães is doubtful, arguing in World Builders: Technology and
Russia’s Imperial Mindset Hasn’t Changed
If its imperial vision isn’t decisively defeated, any peace agreement with Russia over Ukraine is guaranteed to be merely temporary.
Canons Win Culture Wars
The United States and the world are in the midst of great political upheavals that demand a return to hard realities and
Putin’s 1985 Moment
A narrow window of time remains to authentically reorient the White House’s foreign policy around its stated goal of “peace through strength.”