Beyond The Blame Game: Rethinking Parenting And Mentoring In The Age Of...
Netflix’s latest miniseries Adolescence doesn’t just tell a story, it ignites one. The British series, filmed almost entirely in single takes, follows the chilling unraveling of teenage Jamie Miller,...
View ArticleMyanmar: Junta Airstrikes In Northwest Kill Dozens In A Single Night
Junta airstrikes in northwestern Myanmar killed more than 30 civilians, including an entire family, residents and officials told Radio Free Asia on Thursday. Despite a junta-declared ceasefire on...
View ArticleKremlin Helping Lukashenka Repress Belarusians By Including More Than 4,700...
Vladimir Putin has benefitted throughout his time as Russian president by the constant references in Russian and foreign media to Alyaksandr Lukashenka as “the last dictator in Europe,” an epithet...
View ArticleTrump’s Big Wealth Tax – OpEd
Many progressives have long pushed for a wealth tax to lessen some of the huge fortunes that have been built as a result of the rise in inequality over the last half-century. Regardless of the merits...
View ArticleBeijing Rebukes Zelenskyy For Saying Chinese Recruits Fighting For Russia
(RFE/RL) -- China pushed back against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for making what it called "irresponsible remarks" about Beijing being aware that its citizens have been recruited to fight...
View ArticleTrump’s ‘Fair Trade’ Offal – OpEd
“For decades, our country has been looted, pillaged, raped, and plundered by nations near and far, both friend and foe alike,” President Trump declared last week when he proclaimed a national...
View ArticleWrong Address, Wrong Target, Real Terror: US Supreme Court Agrees To Hear FBI...
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could determine whether FBI agents can be held accountable for a botched SWAT raid that terrorized an innocent family in the middle of the night....
View ArticleJunk Science And Bad Policing: The Homicide Prediction Project – OpEd
The law enforcement breed can be a pretty dark lot. To be paid to think suspiciously leaves its mark, fostering an incentive to identify crimes and misdemeanours with instinctive compulsion....
View ArticleUS Strikes Mineral Deals With Uzbekistan – Tashkent Report
(Eurasianet) -- It appears that the Trump administration’s single-minded pursuit of critical minerals is starting to bear fruit in Central Asia. According to an Uzbek government statement April 9,...
View ArticleM23 Resurgence In Eastern DRC About Power, History, Resources
Speaking to the United Nations Security Council in February, the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Thérèse Kaykwamba Wagner, said more than 4,000 people were killed in...
View ArticleKazakhstan: 15-Month Criminal Investigation Of Anti-War Priest – Analysis
By Felix Corley Orthodox priest Yakov (Vorontsov) faced difficulties with his diocese after criticising Russia's war against Ukraine in March 2022. After an "emotional" August 2023 Facebook post...
View ArticleLustrous Surfaces: Easy On The Eyes, Easy On The Nervous System – Analysis
The attraction to luster is rooted in our evolutionary history and has persisted among prehistoric artifacts, ancient civilizations, and consumer culture. Our ancestors' ability to recognize water...
View ArticleAdding New Dimensions To ‘Othering’ Indian Muslims – Analysis
While Pooja Shakun Pandey of the Hindu Maha Sabha called for a genocide of Muslims at the Dharam Sansad in Hardwar in 2021, Shiv Sena (Shinde) leader Sanjay Nirupam recently threated to unleash...
View ArticleTamil Nadu’s Women Workforce: A Paradox Of Progress And Persistent Challenges...
Tamil Nadu, often hailed as India’s most industrialized state, stands as a beacon of economic progress in the country. Its robust industrial sector, spanning automobiles, electronics, textiles, and...
View ArticleThe Trump Administration’s Pursuit Of A Sino-Russian Schism – Analysis
By Garrett Campbell (FPRI) -- The pro-Russian tack taken by the Trump administration seems puzzling and even counterproductive to most Americans, to say nothing of our NATO allies and global partners....
View ArticleQuo Vadis, Serbia? – Analysis
The inauguration of the new US administration has set in motion a series of global developments. Chief among them are efforts to bring an end to the war in Ukraine and to extend the ceasefire in Gaza....
View ArticleSafe-Haven Currency Choices Under Tariff Policies – Analysis
By Chen Li The global trade system is currently undergoing the most severe shock since World War II. On April 2, the "reciprocal tariff" policy led by the Trump administration officially took effect,...
View ArticleEcuador: Candidates Prepare For Runoff As Noboa Is Rocked By Scandals – Analysis
By Pedro Labayen Herrera Elections and Debate Ecuador’s April 13 runoff presidential election is fast approaching, with conservative incumbent Daniel Noboa and progressive candidate Luisa González...
View ArticleThe Challenges Of Decoupling Manufacturing From China – Analysis
Back in the late 1980s, the relocation of American manufacturing to China, labelled the ‘factory of the world’ became the latest trend in strategic management. As environmental laws tightened around...
View ArticlePrincipled, Enforceable, And Strategically Sound: A Just Peace For Ukraine –...
By Luke Coffey Executive Summary President Donald Trump has made ending the war in Ukraine a central pillar of his foreign policy. While his desire to broker peace appears sincere, any resolution...
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