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FBI Terrorism Entrapment Trials, Distortions, And Exposure – OpEd
The United States (US) Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) counterterrorism efforts primarily revolve around the FBI’s use of Confidential Human Sources (CHS), their term for informants and...
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Roadmap To Korean Reunification – Analysis
The Korean Peninsula has been a site of significant geopolitical tension since the mid-20th century, with the Korean War resulting in the division of the region into North and South Korea, separated...
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Brazil, Colombia, Mexico Request Access To Venezuelan Electoral Data
In a second joint statement released on Thursday (Aug. 8), the governments of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico called for the immediate release of the Venezuelan presidential election results, including...
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Using Company Law To Make A Fairer, More Sustainable, Society – Book Review
A new book, ‘Rethinking Governance in Public Service Outsourcing’, offers fresh insights into the concept of co-opting the fundamental obligations that non-state providers of public, state services...
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Japan-US Security Alliance System Re-Set – Analysis
The fault-line in the security architecture in the Indo-Pacific region weaved by bilateral and regional arrangements between countries and region with the US as the key player that helped maintain...
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High Hurdles For Achieving Squad Goals In The South China Sea – Analysis
By Prisie Patnayak The Squad, a minilateral grouping comprising the United States, Australia, Japan and the Philippines, has garnered substantial attention as a bloc intending to counter Chinese...
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The Myth Of Fair Trade – OpEd
By Soham Patil Fair tradeis an increasingly politically popular idea, and opponents of the free market see it as a moral way to fix market abuse. Proponents of fair trade argue that free trade favors...
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Sheikh Hasina Was A Time-Tested Friend – OpEd
There is a problem, fundamentally, in viewing the regime change in Bangladesh as a ‘stand-alone’ event. The caveat must be added right at the outset that when it comes to processing situations,...
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Argentina’s New President Is Weird, Ultra-Right And Economically Ruthless – OpEd
By Lucía Converti On December 10, 2023, Javier Milei was elected President of Argentina with 55.6% of the vote. The eccentric president has attracted global attention for his outrageous media style,...
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No Ethnic Russian Region Has An Elite Ready To Seek Independence – OpEd
Despite suggestions that predominantly ethnic Russian regions will pursue independence, Aleksandr Kynyev argues in a new book that no ethnic Russian region is now ready to do so because none have an...
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India-Vietnam Ties – Analysis
The long-awaited State visit to India by the Prime Minister of Vietnam Pham Minh Chinh from July 30-August 1 was significant in more than one way. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s media statement in...
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Thailand Aborts The Color Revolution – OpEd
The curtain has come down on the abortive colour revolution in Thailand with the country’s Constitutional Court ordering the dissolution on Wednesday of the anti-establishment opposition party Move...
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Cuban Food Shortages: Another Red Flag – OpEd
By Byron B. Carson, III To say that Cuba is not a “food country” is quite an understatement, now that food shortages are seemingly commonplace. Tasty food is one thing, but many people in Cuba might...
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Kamala Harris Has A Press Exposure Problem That’s Not Going Away
By Graham J Noble Kamala Harris has been the Democratic Party’s presumptive presidential nominee for a little more than two weeks – and for a few days, the official nominee. In that time, she has...
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From Campaign To Implementation: An Overview Of Biden’s Immigration Policy –...
President Biden entered office in January 2021 with ambitious plans to overhaul US immigration management policy at the US-Mexico border and reverse many of the controversial policies implemented by...
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Is Russia’s War Against Ukraine Spilling Over Into Africa? – Analysis
Dangerous signs of a proxy Russia-Ukraine war on the continent could have grave implications for Africa. By Peter Fabricius Russia appears to be intensifying its offensive – on various fronts – to...
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Pivotal Spy Swap: Putin’s Two-Year Campaign To Reclaim Krasikov Succeeds – OpEd
The recent exchange of political prisoners between Russia and Western countries highlights the ongoing geopolitical tensions reminiscent of the Cold War. The most notable figure in this swap is Vadim...
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Austria Asks North Macedonia To Help Probe Taylor Swift Terror Threat
By Sinisa Jakov Marusic Austria has asked North Macedonia to check the background of a 19-year-old originating from North Macedonia who is one of two persons arrested on Wednesday suspected of...
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Iran: Pezeshkian’s Presidency Begins With An Uptick In Executions – OpEd
While Iran’s regime has been selling its new president as a moderate and reformist, the human rights situation in Iran has not changed and has remained on the path of decline. The regime has ramped up...
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The Trans-Caspian International Transport Route And Strengthening...
The ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war and the evolving security situation in the Red Sea, due to attacks by the Yemeni Houthi movement on ships in this critical global trade corridor, have forced European...
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