The EU-UK Windsor Framework Is the Right Step Forward
The political situation in Northern Ireland continues to be delicate but the most recent agreement between the EU and the UK is a positive development and a reason for hope.
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20 Years After the Now Almost-Forgotten American War from Hell
George W. Bush invaded a country thousands of miles away based on a set of lies. Washington lost its moral compass in Iraq and none of the leaders who led the country to war have been called to account for their actions.
National Security: The Sikh State of North America
For international harmony and the well-being of individuals from every religion and caste, Sikhs should follow Guru Nanak’s vision of peace. Building a new Sikh state in North America is the best way to move forward for Sikhs abroad, Sikhs in India, as well as Punjab and India.
What You Need to Know About the Assassination of Sir Henry Wilson
Great Hatred by Ronan McGreevy is a book about the assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson in 1922 during a truce and while a peace treaty was being ratified. McGreevy concludes that Michael Collins authorized it as commander of the IRB.
New START Out: Is Nuclear War Back in Fashion?
Russia has suspended a key treaty with the US that capped nuclear weapons for both countries. This raises the already heated global geopolitical temperature and increases the risk of an accidental nuclear war.
Scary Criminal Syndicates Now Run Libya: What Next?
Criminal political and military elites with mafia-style fiefdoms now rule Libya. They have entrenched themselves in the state apparatus and even in the UN-sponsored peace talks. Only bold initiatives by the international community can change the status quo.
Who Broke the Silicon Valley Bank and What Now
The combination of rapid deposit growth during a low-yield period, lack of lending opportunities, high share of non-insured deposits, and rapidly rising interest rates led to an unfortunate shortfall in risk-bearing capital for Silicon Valley Bank. The Fed might have to cut interest rates to contain contagion.
Why Popular Ron De Santis Wins Big in Florida
In a demonstration of Fair Observer’s ethos, Contributing Editor Christopher Roper Schell takes on Chief Strategy Officer Peter Isackson to argue that there are many bona fide reasons for Florida Governor Ron De Santis to be popular. Characterizing him and other Republicans as racist is lazy, simplistic and not entirely true.
