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...
The Role of Germany’s Epistemic Community in Driving Colombia’s Development
Colombia is a developing country that is focusing on building recovery from various sectors ranging from infrastructure, human resources, and political systems. However, there...
The US-Mexico Border Water Dispute: A Call for Cooperation Over Conflict
The water dispute along the US-Mexico border is not just a regional issue; it is a microcosm of a global crisis that underscores the...
Trump’s Second Term: A Boon for China’s Dominance in Africa?
As the U.S. presidential elections loom, Africa finds itself at a critical juncture, potentially shaped by a second term under Donald Trump. Drawing from...
Claudia Sheinbaum makes history
The historic victory of Dr Claudia Sheinbaum with a 32 points margin over the combined opposition candidate Xochitl Galvez signifies that Mexico, the world’s...
Guns, Greed, and Rights: Questioning the Narrative of ‘Gun Rights’ in America
One basic question that is brought to light by the debate over gun regulation in the US is: who is accountable when gun ownership...
Early Days in the U.S. Presidential Election
Unlike parliamentary systems where the governing party can call an election whenever it chooses as it commands a voting majority, the U.S. system actually...
Can China Divide the West?
Authors: Kung Chan and Zhou Chao*
The arrangement of Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent visit to three European countries—France, Serbia, and Hungary—appears meticulously planned. Within...