Tag: Anil Madan

With so much money at stake, there is little incentive to change

The paradox of great power is that in the modern world, it can seldom be used, and the superpower’s advantage is often temporary

The Supreme Court stands ready to turn the clock back

By Jan Arden

By Anil Madan

What has gone wrong is not that the war in Afghanistan was not won but rather that America took too long to defeat itself in an unwinnable war

If creating new money is so easy, why didn’t the IMF just go ahead and move to create the full $2.5 trillion package?

Prosecution of predators who commit sexual abuse against women and children will no longer be shackled with illogical and unnecessary constraints that have made obtaining a conviction in

An international agreement that addresses only one-quarter of the problem suggests that the alleged “solution” is far less effective that the hype surrounding it

Breakfast With Bwana

The possibility that the U.S. and Canadian governments have been involved in questionable and even dangerous biological “research” without adequate oversight is frightening

There are calls for reducing carbon emissions which means reducing consumption of fossil fuels, and on the other hand, there is concern that the world simply cannot just

Patent waivers are among the least effective, it makes great sense to build more regional vaccine production facilities around the world

By Anil Madan

Breakfast With Bwana