Western media is engaging in a subtle syntactical trick to discredit Palestinian loss of life in Gaza. This trick came into effect from the beginning of the Israeli invasion of Gaza after the Hamas-led attacks on October 7, 2023.
Editor-in-Chief Atul Singh and investment banker Nicolai Leski explore why Germany has one of the developed world’s highest savings rates and why German investors continue to favor bonds over stocks.
I recently began a discussion with Claude provoked by an article in Foreign Affairs written by Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution, Dafna Rand. The article bore the title, “The New Forever Wars,” followed by the intriguing subtitle, “How America Gets Stuck in Its Allies’ Fights.” After examin…
The Sudan war, which has raged since April 2023, may be at a tipping point. Reports suggest the first steps towards a dialogue to end the conflict, which is now one of the bloodiest in the world.
Two weeks ago, at least 72 people died while attempting to reach the Spanish exclave of Ceuta from Morocco. Around 60,000 people made it into Ceuta, many of them by sea, others by climbing over border fences. Within just a few days, however, most of them had already returned to Morocco.
Middle Eastern pipelines would make for an exciting 21st-century updated game of Monopoly or Risk. Pipelines are the currency of the region’s latest efforts to rethink energy security and reduce Gulf state and Iraqi dependence on the embattled Strait of Hormuz.
There’s a version of this story that gets told as celebrity gossip. Baby mama drama. Rich man, young woman, texts leaked on stream. That version is easier to dismiss, and the people it implicates are counting on you to dismiss it. But American political commentator Ashley St.
On May 26, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy gave a special operations unit in the Ukrainian military the honorary title “Heroes of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army [UPA],” a reference to the organization of the same name from the 1940s.
