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  • Democracy & Governance

    Helping the Powerful Escape Accountability

    The Trump administration recently announced a series of sanctions intended to “dismantle” the International Criminal Court (ICC) “brick by brick.” Let’s be clear: These sanctions are not meant to protect U.S. citizens…

    4 min read

  • CEO Interviews

    External

    CEO Interview with Dr. Gleb Tsipursky of Disaster Avoidance Experts

    Gleb Tsipursky, PhD, is the CEO and co-founder of Disaster Avoidance Experts , a consulting and training firm focused on helping organizations adopt AI through employee engagement and practical workflow redesign. He is a…

  • Economics

    Craig Murray – The Epidemic of Billionaires

    The current economic and politial crises in the West are the result of rampant neo-liberalism Craig Murray is a British former diplomat, political activist, human rights campaigner, blogger, and whistleblower…

    5 min read

  • Austerity

    Ciaran McKenna – The ECB Holds the Key to Europe’s Debt Markets

    The evolution of ECB monetary policy from the 2000s to now, and the effect that has played on bond yields over this time period. Ciaran McKenna is a research associate for Resilient Economics Think Tank in Scotland, as…

    10 min read

  • CEO Interviews

    External

    AJ Cooper is the Co-Founder and CEO of Itera

    AJ Cooper is the Co-Founder and CEO of Itera, which developed the first-of-its-kind ‘fluid’ circuit board to make electronics physically programmable. Chips and software have been programmable for decades, but the…

  • Americas

    External

    3 Midterm Outcomes That Could Shape Trump’s Final Two Years

    Americans are set to vote on November 3 in midterm elections that will determine control of Congress for the last two years of President Donald Trump’s term. Democrats aim to gain four seats to secure a majority in the…

  • Europe

    External

    What to Know About Serbia’s Election—and Why It Matters

    Serbia is having parliamentary elections on Sunday, focusing on the potential change in leadership from longtime leader Aleksandar Vucic to a popular student movement seeking accountability. Aleksandar Vucic, leading the…

  • CEO Interviews

    External

    CEO Interview with Vincent Cobée of ITEN

    Vincent Cobée is a global industrial executive with more than 30 years of leadership experience, most of it spent in the highly demanding automotive industry, where he built a successful track record leading large-scale…

  • AI

    External

    CEO Interview with Lisa Spelman of Cornelis

    Lisa Spelman is CEO of Cornelis , where she leads the company’s efforts to advance high-performance networking for AI and HPC infrastructure. She brings more than 20 years of experience across AI, cloud, enterprise…

  • Europe

    External

    How Ukraine’s Energy Strikes Widened Its Rift With Trump

    Relations between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy have recently worsened, marked by mutual criticism. Trump has been critical of US involvement in Ukraine since he took office in…

  • Economy

    External

    From luxury hotels to gastronomic tourism

    North Cyprus is one of the Mediterranean’s most distinctive destinations, yet much of its tourism potential remains untapped. Girne’s (Kyrenia) historic harbour, the coastline where the Girne Mountains meet the sea, its…

  • Guest Contributor

    Is the U.S. Shifting Course?

    Sometimes it takes a bold thesis to get closer to the truth: The U.S. is actually drawing closer to Russia in order to still have a foothold in the Middle East, which it will soon lose. Europe is left behind and will…

    18 min read

  • Eurasia

    External

    Central Asia’s Next Great Game will be fought over Water, not Oil

    Afghanistan’s Qosh Tepa Canal is forcing Central Asia to confront a dangerous question: when a river crosses borders, who gets to decide who drinks first? Firing a missile is not a prerequisite for disturbing a country’s…

  • Larry C. Johnson

    Relax, It’s Only an Exxon Valdez on Steroids

    Good news from the Persian Gulf: the war is going so well that the sea itself has joined the fight. While Washington’s experts debate missile counts and the price of oil (around $115 for Brent on Friday, in case anyone…

    8 min read

  • AI and the Red Lines of a Planet under Stress

    By: Pham Phan Long The controversy over how dangerous artificial intelligence may be – and how soon the danger might arrive – is fascinating, not simply because experts reach very different conclusions, but because they…

    13 min read

  • Technology

    External

    From slop to non-slop: The new big AI theme is quantity

    Two years ago, every argument about AI was about quality. The machines hallucinated court cases, absorbed biases from their training data, misspelled words in their own images, drew hands with six fingers, and couldn’t…

  • Analysis

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    Arday cleared – again – of plagiarism but ‘MSM’ ignore

    Professor Jason Arday , the Cambridge academic hounded to death by UK ‘mainstream’ media after allegations by white supremacist Nathan Cofnas , has been cleared of plagiarism. Again. Racist Israel-supporter Cofnas, whose…

  • Analysis

    External

    Labour council declares anti-Zionism is antisemitism

    The Israel lobby is at it again. The Israel-supporting council in Barnet, long an epicentre of the antisemitism scam, has approved a motion declaring anti-Zionism to be antisemitism. The motion targets the Green party’s…

  • Larry C. Johnson

    Record Oil, Empty Tanks: The UAE’s Miracle Recovery

    Ruwais Refinery Good news, everyone. The war is over, at least in the United Arab Emirates. That is the only conclusion you could draw from this month’s headlines. On October 14, Bloomberg reported the International…

    8 min read

  • Israel-elections

    Israel's elections and not so great expectations for peace

    Israelis head to the polls on October 27 in a vote that will cast Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his right-wing and religious allies against a motley crew of opposition parties. At the moment, neither side is…

    6 min read

  • Global Risk-Reward Monitor

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    France’s debt troubles expose cracks in Europe’s fiscal union

    Subscribe now with a one-month trial for only $1, then enjoy the first year at an exclusive rate of just $99. Germany resists as France’s debt troubles threaten contagion Diego Faßnacht reports that France’s rising…

  • South Africa

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    Paddy Donnelly obituary

    My husband, Paddy Donnelly, who has died aged 70, was a South African who moved in the early 1980s to London. There he worked for the International Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa (IDAF), which funded the legal…

  • Economics

    Robin McAlpine – Because we forgot how to fight

    A 40 year campaign to make you believe that monopolies are just an aspect of nature has led us to believe that you can’t do anything about them. This is total nonsense and all we have to do is remember. Robin McAlpine is…

    10 min read

  • Austerity

    Michael Roberts – France’s pouvoir d’achat crisis

    France’s current economic crisis is the crisis of neo-liberalism Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific blogger . Cross-posted from Michael Roberts’ blog The recent high school and student…

    15 min read

  • Activism

    Actually, the Acton Ad Isn’t a New Low

    There is no floor to what the modern Republican Party will turn into a political attack. On Oct. 19, Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign released an ad featuring the mother of his opponent, Dr. Amy…

    3 min read

  • Geopolitics

    Trita Parsi: Israel’s New – and Terrifying – Security Doctrine

    If you read one thing today, make sure it is this Trita Parsi is the co-founder and Executive Vice president of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft. Cross-posted from Parsi’ Substack In a stunning piece…

    3 min read

  • Aid

    Peace Needs Children’s Voices

    8 November 1996 Graca Machel (left), former Minister of Education of Mozambique and the Secretary-General's appointed Expert on the Impact of Armed Conflict of Children, presents her report titled "The United Nations…

    5 min read

  • Analog Bits

    External

    Inside the Silicon: Analog Bits N2P2 Test Chip

    The future of intelligent computing depends on silicon that delivers more performance within tighter power and thermal limits. Combining TSMC’s advanced process technology with Analog Bits’ analog and mixed-signal…

  • Africa

    Deported to Liberia, Again

    In 1816 , a group of white people in the U.S. created the American Society for Colonizing the Free People of Color of the United States (later simply the American Colonization Society), aimed at resolving the “problem”…

    8 min read