The ‘New Normal’ in India-Pakistan Relations
Operation Sindoor was not about retaliation for Pahalgam but a redefinition of India’s strategic doctrine vis-à-vis terrorism from across the border in Pakistan.
World Politics
El Pepe
Mujica was a total political animal, but in a world of aseptic, manufactured, and poll-obsessed politicians, he was one of a kind.
This Is Globalizing the Intifada
‘Words matter,’ we are constantly told. It’s true and it’s a lesson we learned anew last week.
Who Are the Afrikaners Seeking Refuge
In recent years, the African National Congress has been criticized domestically for failing to stop the killing of white South African farmers, with at least 3,000 having been killed since 1994.
Voters, Markets and the New Virtuous Circle in Argentina
Milei’s agenda gains strength.
Follow the Silenced: The Untold Story
This deals clearly with the reality of vaccine injuries and how the medical system failed to inform the public in order to protect the vaccine push, the statistical evidence of the wide scale of harms, and the attempts to silence the media, the vaccine injured and doctors who were whistleblowers.
Milei Wins Bigly Again
The Peronist left, even when able to capitalise on the splitting of the centre-right vote, still lost badly. Still, Milei would be wise to mend fences with Macri and PRO.
Can Trump Reset the Entire Mid-East?
If he pulls this off, his place in history will be assured.
When Pol Pot Read a Book on Marx
Pol Pot was a well-meaning monster, an idealistic revolutionary who studied in Paris and believed he could purify Cambodia. He wanted to build a better world for the poor – even if millions had to die.