The Blind Spot: Why the Radical Left May Be the West’s Growing Danger
Charlie Kirk’s assassination and Europe’s rising far-left violence expose a threat that Western democracies downplay at their peril.
September 14, 2025Section
Opinion
Op-eds, perspectives, and editorial commentary
The Sahel’s Bid for Monetary Freedom: Why Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger Are Building Their Own Bank
In the arid heart of Africa, three of the world’s poorest nations are attempting something bold: to take control of...
September 11, 2025
When the Gavel Becomes a Sword: The Hidden Machinery of Brazil’s Juristocracy
(Op-ed Analysis) The evidence is undeniable: Brazil’s highest courts have shifted from guardians of constitutional order
September 5, 2025
South Africa’s Iran Gamble: A Risky Alliance Threatening U.S. Ties and Global Stability
(Analysis) South Africa's deepening alliance with Iran represents a bold defiance of Western interests, evolving from historical gratitude
August 21, 2025
Opinion: Bolsonaro’s Argentina Asylum Draft Exposes His Fear of Brazil’s Courts
(Opinion) The discovery of a draft asylum request on Jair Bolsonaro’s phone is more than a legal detail. It is...
August 21, 2025
The Kingmaker in the Dock: How Petro’s Struggling Presidency Turns on Uribe’s Trial
(Op-Ed Analysis) History loves its ironies. Álvaro Uribe, Colombia’s most powerful conservative leader, who once rescued
July 28, 2025
Brazil’s Mixed Signals Amplify U.S. Tariff Conflict
(Editorial) Brazil is openly criticizing the United States for a significant breakdown in communication after President Donald
July 26, 2025
How Trump Adopts Lula’s Own Persecution Playbook Against Brazil
(Analysis) President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva calls Washington’s threatened 50 % tariffs “unacceptable blackmail,”
July 18, 2025
The ‘Third World War’ Narrative: Why a Russian Thinker and NATO Are Talking Past One Another
(Analysis) Dmitry Trenin, director of the Carnegie Moscow Centre, argues bluntly that “the world war is already here
July 15, 2025