Surprisingly, in a good way, the ICJ issued as forceful a set of provisional measures as it reasonably could in the Israel genocide case.
Read more...An overdue clean-up in crypto has finally started. But will it go very far?
Read more...International pressure on Israel and the US for a ceasefire in Gaza keeps growing. Who will relent?
Read more...In the Gaza conflict, Russia has shifted from being uncommitted to supporting the Houthis and Iran. How much will this change the US posture?
Read more...Things are going from bad to worse for Israel, and on top of that, the US is beating a retreat.
Read more...Expansion of U.S’ LNG export capacity simply enables Big Oil giants and commodity traders’ ability to earn eye-popping profits.
Read more...Quelle surprise! Voters are concerned about matters that affect them personally, like abortion access and health care costs.
Read more...A key issue for the vaunted energy transition seems not to have gotten the attention it warrants. Reader input appreciated!
Read more...South Africa’s case against Israel at the ICJ has restored pride among its people
Read more...Sahra Wagenknecht wants to inject some reason back into German politics with a focus on the working class, but to do that she will also have to take on the Atlanticists running the country into the ground.
Read more...Throwing cold water on two-state solution hopium.
Read more...Why is the left so lousy at messaging?
Read more...A look at the development of the idea of identity.
Read more...Why, despite the seemingly overwhelming evidence of Israeli genocide from South Africa and the press, the ICJ may not impose strong remedies.
Read more...Overwhelming evidence points to genocide causing widespread public outrage, but only a few countries sever economic ties with Israel.
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