What’s In Your Wallet? If CBDC Supporters Have Their Way, Nothing Reliable
In December, Reuters reports, India’s “digital rupee” crossed the milestone of more than one million transactions per day. Meanwhile, in early January, the European ...
Opinion & Analysis
Murder Most Foul: Thoughts on Moral Responsibility
Complaining of “media bias,” Hamas spokesperson Dr. Basim Naim denies allegations that its members intentionally murdered civilians and non-combatants in their assault on Israel last ...
Opinion & Analysis
Russell Brand: Shoulds, Mays, Shouldn’ts, and Must Nots
A disclaimer, just to clarify things up front: I have no opinion on the truth or falsehood of allegations — made anonymously by ...
Opinion & Analysis
Nuclear Arms Reduction: Actions Speak Louder Than Words
On June 16, US president Joe Biden and Russian president Vladimir Putin issued a Joint Statement on Strategic Stability, in which they “reaffirm ...
Opinion & Analysis
A Korean Spring after the Winter Olympics is Unlikely. Here’s Why
Peace between the Republic of Korea (South Korea) the the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea) suddenly seems closer than ever as ...
How to Stop a Rogue President From Ordering a Nuclear First Strike
On November 15, US Senator Ed Markey (D-MA) and US Representative Ted Lieu (D-CA) introduced one of the shortest bills in the histories ...
Social Media
Twitter versus RT: Which One is State Media Again?
America’s New Red Scare escalated in mid-October as the US Department of Justice demanded that the US division of television network RT (formerly ...
Opinion & Analysis
August 1945: Let’s talk about terrorism
On August 6, 1945, the United States of America became the first — and, to this day, the only — nation to use ...
Commentary
ISIS and Ukraine: They’ll Say Anything
The aim of the current administration in Ukraine? To extend NATO’s 70-year career, on its own model and on that of Korea...
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