The US and the UK torpedoed peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine in March. They have continued to adopt a hawkish policy against Russia but misgivings against the war are on the rise not only in Europe but also in the US. Negotiations are the only way forward.
A newly united left in France proposes an ambitious program, bridging social justice, ecology and European reform that could challenge Europe’s neoliberal establishment.
The US can exert pressure on behalf of Afghan women to demand their right to work and education are honored.
Following the fall of the Soviet Union, the world drifted from a bipolar order that maintained decades of no major wars to a destructive unipolar system.
Two years on from the assassination of Qasem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, Iraq continues to pay the price for Donald Trump’s decision.
The hazards of geopolitics reveal the powerlessness of the world’s most powerful country.
As tensions rise between China and Taiwan, the US policy of strategic ambiguity toward Taipei is likely to continue.
The failure of the G20 to arrive at a meaningful position on climate change ahead of COP26 is proof that the US is no longer a global leader.
Contrary to the vaccine hesitancy among religious communities, alt-medicine groups have managed to monetize their opposition to COVID-19 vaccinations.
Is the Taliban willing to moderate its extremist ideology in order to secure assistance from the US and the rest of the international community?
With Russia reduced to insignificance and the Middle East written off the agenda, China now plays the role of America’s fright-inducing enemy.
What monolingual, monocultural Americans fail to appreciate is that every culture treats time and everything related to timing differently.
Political sensibilities aside, is AUKUS the right undertaking for Britain, Australia and the US?
Before Roe v Wade, the Abortion Counseling Service of Women’s Liberation, known as the Jane Collective, operated an underground network across the United States.
