The Houthis Did It
Brent hit $US108 per barrel once news of the pipeline attack got out and, unless the Saudis fix it fast and supply troops to protect it – perhaps with soldiers from the other Gulf States – will likely rise higher.
World Politics
Remembering the Raid on Entebbe
How an extraordinary rescue raid humiliated a dictator.
Legacy Media and Politicians Don’t Get It
There seems to be an almost obtuse wilful blindness amongst Western elites in politics and legacy media to see the real reasons that insurgent ‘populist’ parties are beating them in elections, says Professor James Allan.
AI Designs New Viruses (and in Theory, Bioweapons)
This is not a race we can afford to lose.
You Go to School. I Go to Work.
Twenty-five years later, the only question left is how we live.
What’s the Latest on Golden Dome?
The Pentagon has been noticeably subdued about America’s missile defense initiative.
The Warning That We Didn’t Heed
Maybe, before simply assuming that every change represented progress, we should take another look at what we’ve left behind.
Will It Be Bolsonaro the Younger?
Flávio Bolsonaro aims for the Brazilian presidency.
A Salute to the Greatest New Zealander
Keith Park stands head and shoulders above them all. And 15th September, 1940, was his greatest moment. His conduct of the battle on that day prevented Operation Sea Lion and the triumph of Nazism.
In the South China Sea: ‘Not One Square Inch’
It all begins with a test in the South China Sea: if and when Xi Jinping asks his neighbors to submit, those states will, in turn, look to the West for support.
Still Just Groundhog Marxism
The really bad ideas never go away. They simply reappear in new clothing – each time promising justice while delivering the same familiar results.
