The End of Soft Power
So, for the next four years, fighting for the best programs of U.S. foreign aid will be part of the resistance to
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Is the Alliance of the Sahelian States a Viable Alternative to ECOWAS?
Ultimately, no foreign power has the region’s best interests at heart. The fate of West Africa must be decided by West Africans
Why Is Europe Making Itself Irrelevant
The European talk of sending “peacekeepers” to Ukraine is nonsense. Putin intends a settlement, an over-and-done-with event, not a ceasefire with European
Never Again 1992
In line with the “values” of the 1990s war, when preparations were being made behind the trenches for the fire-sale of socially
What Has Happened to Our Grand Experiment, the Internet?
In 1961, then FCC Chairman Newton Minow spoke at a meeting of the National Association of Broadcasters. He observed that television had
Defending the Druze: Israel’s pretext to divide the new Syria
In-depth: Israel is instrumentalising Syria's Druze to maintain military influence in the south, but the community has rejected Netanyahu's bid to protect
The Sino-American Battle for Eurasia
The US needs Iran as the mortal enemy of Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states under the blanket of American empire. This
This Tattoo Could Land You in Guantanamo
The expansion of Guantánamo Bay as a migrant detention center marks a dangerous escalation in US immigration policy. Instead of addressing the
Letter from London: Transatlantic Drift
German defence minister Boris Pistorius called Vance’s speech ‘unacceptable’. Historian, second neighbour (different barber) and former judge Jonathan Sumption described it as
Dark Side of EU Deregulation
Over the past two years, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has been distancing herself from her signature legislative achievement, the