Voters still don’t care about Jill Stein: Why Gaza didn’t help the Greens in the US election
After sitting out the 2020 election, Jill Stein emerged from hibernation this year to run once again as the presidential candidate for the American...
Canada as the 51st state of the United States. Far-fetched or reality?
Canada, as an independent country, fully established its sovereignty by adopting its own constitution in 1982. Although a member of the Commonwealth, it enjoys...
Trudeau’s Resignation: Final Straw in the Decay of Liberal Internationalism?
The resignation of Canada’s 23rd Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, after nearly a decade in office, is not entirely unexpected, especially given the recent internal...
How to Win World War 3
For many Americans, technology seems to provide the solution to winning the nation’s next major war. Fearsome shows of force from Russia and China...
Peace In Our Time . . . And Extra Money to Boot
Christmas is over and its message of peace and joy reverberating across the world is at an end. The news about conflicts in Europe,...
Panda Diplomacy: China’s (re)Emerging Soft Power towards the U.S.
Panda diplomacy is a long-standing Chinese tradition of fostering goodwill, friendship, and cultural heritage by lending the panda animal to foreign Countries. With the...
Why joining the BRICS now would be a risky move for Latin American countries
The idea of joining BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) has intrigued several nations, including some in Latin America. Proponents argue that...
Trump’s Populism and the MAGA Divide in Immigration and Global Implications
The U.S. presidential election has always had significant global ramifications, shaping economies and geopolitical landscapes across the world. The president of the United States...
Brazil’s BRICS Chairmanship: Building Multipolar World Remains Key Challenge
For the fourth time, Brazil, the only South American member, has taken over the BRICS+ chairmanship, pledging the dynamics steps to pursue and coordinate...
When the War on Drugs Goes Too Far: The Cartel Terrorism Fallacy
The prospect of Donald Trump’s return to power in January 2025 has ignited heated discussions, especially in relation to his previous stance on Mexico...