Are India and Pakistan Heading Toward a Water Conflict?
(Analysis) India has recently called to review the Indus Waters Treaty, which has governed water sharing with Pakistan since 1960....
October 7, 2024Section
Opinion
Op-eds, perspectives, and editorial commentary
Global Oligarchy Emerges: Corporations and Billionaires Shape World Rules
In a world of plenty, a select few hold the reins of wealth. Oxfam's latest report paints a stark picture...
September 23, 2024
The Shadow Game: Africa’s Struggle Against Proxy Wars and Foreign Influence
(Analysis) Africa stands at a crossroads, caught in a dangerous game of global powers vying for control. The continent's rich...
September 19, 2024
The Lost Generation: Brazil’s Youth Neither Studies nor Works
In Brazil, nearly one in four young adults aged 25-34 is neither working nor studying. This alarming statistic comes from...
September 10, 2024
Tides of Conflict: Ethiopia’s Maritime Dreams and the Egyptian Challenge
(Analysis) Ethiopia's recent agreement with Somaliland, granting it sea access, stands as a game-changer in Horn of Africa geopolitics. This...
August 27, 2024
Brazil’s Economy Under Lula: Old State Wine in New Bottles
(Analysis) From 2016 to 2022, Brazil's economy, under Presidents Michel Temer and Jair Bolsonaro, shifted towards privatizing state-run businesses. State...
June 24, 2024
Brazil’s Corruption Crackdown Crumbles: The New Legal Landscape
(Analysis) Brazil's judicial system is currently undergoing a significant and dramatic transformation process. Operation Car Wash (Lava Jato), once a...
May 26, 2024
Brazil’s Press Freedom Faces Legal Challenges
This week, Jorge Messias of Brazil's Attorney General's Office took a decisive step that stirred national debate.
April 26, 2024
Opinion: Moraes’ Patriotic Zeal Overshadows Judicial Impartiality
In the realm of the judiciary, a balance between technical adherence to the law and emotional or ideological involvement is...
April 20, 2024