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Politics Breeds Conflict While The Market Brings Peace – OpEd
By Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr. Once again, the presidential selection process has given us a contest between two people who agree on the pressing need to expand the entire welfare-warfare state. They...
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Was Ukraine’s Kursk Incursion A Risk Worth Taking? – Analysis
By Luke Coffey It has now been several weeks since Ukrainian forces crossed into Russia’s Kursk Oblast. This move caught many by surprise, including Russia and Ukraine’s allies in the West. It marked...
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Should The Government Guarantee Everyone A Minimum Income? – OpEd
A number of versions of this idea have been proposed. There have also been a number of experiments with the idea, and at least one very rigorous study of the effects. I’ll get to some of that below....
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Swiss To Vote On Occupational Pension Reform And Biodiversity
On Sunday, the Swiss will vote on reform of the occupational pension scheme and on a biodiversity initiative. Neither proposal is likely to be accepted at the ballot box, according to the latest...
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When Vladimir Putin Was Pootie-Poot – OpEd
United Sates President Joe Biden has spent most of his presidency refusing to talk with Russia President Vladimir Putin. This is despite — or maybe because of — the fact that such discourse could have...
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US-India: It’s A Chicken And Egg Situation – OpEd
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s third term in office is a legacy term marked by his ‘coming of age’ — taking bold decisions in foreign policies. Hardly has the dust settled down on Modi’s controversial...
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With The Tories Gone, What’s Next For EU-UK Relations? – Analysis
By Shairee Malhotra and Noah Chamberlain Following their election victory, the newly elected Labour government has made growth the central focus of its discourse, emphasising a renewed commitment to...
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Breaking The Circuit: US-China Semiconductor Controls – Analysis
By Catherine Tan (FPRI) -- In October 2022, the Biden administration introduced export controls to limit China’s access to advanced US semiconductors and technologies, aiming to maintain US...
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Pandemic Unemployment Fraud To Cost American Taxpayers More – OpEd
It’s a mistake to think the unemployment insurance fraud permitted during 2020’s pandemic has stopped imposing costs on its victims: American taxpayers. A newmajority reportby the US House of...
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Australia Can Encourage China’s Credibility In The CPTPP – Analysis
By Ken Heydon In early 2024, China’s State Council announced its wish to accelerate China’s accession to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a...
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Afghanistan’s Neighbors Don’t Want Another Civil War – Analysis
Ahmad Massoud,the leader of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, recently declared he will defeat the Taliban“no matter the odds.” For Massoud to mount a military threat to the Taliban, he...
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Past Tense: The Homeless Problem In Star Trek DS9 – OpEd
By Mark Thornton The third Star Trek series—Deep Space 9—is set on a distant space station-city. The producers had to be creative with the scripts because they are not visiting “strange, new worlds”...
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Re-Balancing The Strategy Of Tech Containment – Analysis
By Mohammed Soliman (FPRI) -- America has a limited window of opportunity in its rivalry with China. To exploit this, expanded export controls can be used to slow Chinese innovation. Time is therefore...
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The Brilliance Of ‘Operation Grim Beeper’ – Analysis
On September 17, thousands of Hezbollah operatives’ pagers exploded, killing at least 10 and injuring many more. Below is Senior Fellow Michael Doran’s analysis of this unprecedented attack, which he...
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Doing Business In The MENA Region – Analysis
What is the MENA region? MENA is the acronym for “Middle East and North Africa”, regularly used in academic and business writings. It refers to a large region, from Morocco in northwest Africa to Iran...
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The 26th Amendment: A Critical Step For Pakistan’s Future – OpEd
In recent years, the credibility of Pakistan’s judiciary has faced intense scrutiny, with accusations of political facilitation by former Chief Justices raising concerns about the independence of the...
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The Istiqlal Party’s Renewal: A Testament To Democratic Practice And National...
As the political landscape in Morocco continues to evolve, one constant remains: the Istiqlal Party’s unwavering commitment to democracy and national unity. On October 5, 2024, the party will convene...
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Bangladesh’s National Anthem Controversy Continues
After the publication of my article (southasiajournal.net/make-it-snappy-lets-do-away-with-our-existing-national-anthem/;...
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The 1932 Italy-Turkey Agreement: Defining Borders In The Aegean, Sovereignty...
Blue cruises around Kekova Island, departing from Kaş and Üçağız ports in southern Turkey, have long been a popular activity. This region is a significant geographical point shaped by historical...
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South Korea: TotalEnergies To Supply 200,000 Tons Per Year Of LNG To HD...
In line with its strategy to grow its long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) sales, TotalEnergies announced Tuesday the signing of a Heads of Agreement (HoA) with HD Hyundai Chemical for the delivery...
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