Tag: Putin

We often hear of a rules-based world order. The problem seems to be that no one knows what the rules are, no one can enforce them, and certainly,

Twelve score years ago, America was established as the free nation it is today

By Anil Madan

When we start treating warnings as just another fact, or another item of “Breaking News!!” the warnings elide into humdrum

Unless the US and other countries are prepared to accept the decisions of courts across the board and not just when the decisions please them, or conform to

The consequences for the earth’s climate and its population in the event of nuclear detonations in space are terrifying. A nuclear winter could result and end life on

Zelensky highlights the obvious: What was done for Israel, could be done to protect Ukraine, which like Israel, is not a NATO member

Change on the geopolitical stage may be coming faster than we thought

Zero is a good thing. It means nothing and it means everything

A Trump presidency promises upheaval in Europe and at home, turmoil in Ukraine, a possible invitation to China to attack Taiwan, and disruption of global trade and supply

Concerns about the health and viability of democracy and election interference are not just an American phenomenon

Breakfast with Bwana

The year highlighted even more starkly than is usually the case, that the more things change, the more they stay the same

Just as there is nothing to be gained by the US from attacking either Canada or Mexico with nukes, there is nothing to be gained by ANY country

Major casualties on the geopolitical scene will be the United Nations, Russia, Iran, and Turkey