Trump Lucky to Survive Shooting — What could be done
What happened at the Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, has shocked and appalled although even a cursory look at the rhetoric preceding it should...
Towards Regional Resurgence: Revitalizing SICA, Decolonization and ASEAN Insights
Latin America has experienced its ups and downs for centuries. Its development tends to take a long time, even after it is free from...
Is U.S. Foreign Policy a Prisoner of History?
Trapped in a time-worn narrative, the United States is a nation haunted by the echoes of its 20th-century historical preeminence. Nowhere in Washington can...
Haiti: A Nation without State
When we talked about Haiti, it has a solid grounded history of the nation. Yet in the guise of political instability, there has been...
An Ancient Empire – Its Propaganda and Modern Parallels
Some 2700 years ago, a young king began his reign in Assyria. At the time, it was the world's greatest empire and the Assyrians...
The Fight for DREAMers’ Rights for the Legislation and Liberation
Many people came to the US-Mexico border to seek better living conditions to migrate from their home countries to the United States of America....
Trump’s new immigration stance
In a podcast, former US President and Republican candidate -- for the US 2024 Presidential election -- Donald Trump said that if he were...
The Biden-Trump Debate: The Obsolescence of White Supremacy as Perspective
The commentaries about the Biden-Trump debate the other night , last Thursday to be exact,tells us how ageist the United States remains even after...
Third party electoral voting: what will this mean for our democratic candidates?
It is no lie that as the elections are coming closer and closer per day, the US presidential line up is starting to be...
U.S. Funding of the IAEA: Benevolent Hegemony or Strategic Self-Interest?
Being the largest donor in an organization is an effort by the US to maintain its influence as a superpower. The US plays this...