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Pandemic Shifts Geopolitical Balance From West to East
Editorial
Pandemic Shifts Geopolitical Balance From West to East
May 15, 2020

In a world confronted by existential threats the emphasis must be on multilateral cooperation and mutual partnership.

Get Ready for the Next Game-Changer: the Digital Yuan
May 5, 2020

The post-Planet Lockdown world – still a hazy mirage – may well need a post-Planet Lockdown currency.

Pepe Escobar
Get Ready for the Next Game-Changer: the Digital Yuan
Business
It Is Time to Rethink Africa
World
It Is Time to Rethink Africa
April 1, 2020

More often than not Africa is written about by the same people who write about every region of the world never making contact with anyone from any of them.

Tim Kirby
Sick and Sadistic: World Fights COVID-19 Amid U.S. Sanctions
April 1, 2020

The unrelenting hard-heartedness of Washington based on self-righteousness is frightening in the scale of its hubris and hypocrisy.

Finian Cunningham
Sick and Sadistic: World Fights COVID-19 Amid U.S. Sanctions
World
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Philippine Patriots Say ‘No to WWIII’ and ‘Yes to the New Silk Road’
World
Philippine Patriots Say ‘No to WWIII’ and ‘Yes to the New Silk Road’
February 23, 2020

As long as true economic development and long-term thinking drives all discussion of bilateral relationships, then a new age of peace and cooperation for all nations under a multipolar world order may yet occur.

Matthew Ehret
The Philippines Want the U.S. Out and They Are Not Alone
February 15, 2020

The pawns of the Grand Chessboard are starting to move much more boldly – in an unpredicted by the punditry decision the Philippines have asked U.S. forces to leave their islands indefinitely.

Tim Kirby
The Philippines Want the U.S. Out and They Are Not Alone
World
Will Bougainville Become the UN’s 194th Member State?
World
Will Bougainville Become the UN’s 194th Member State?
December 30, 2019

Bougainville, which possesses significant natural resources in copper and gold, is more prepared for independence than were current Pacific region members of the UN, including Tuvalu, Niue, and Kiribati, Wayne Madsen asserts.

Wayne Madsen
Why Trump is Winding Up Tensions with North Korea
December 25, 2019

After 18 months of on-off diplomacy with North Korea, the Trump administration seems determined to jettison the fragile talk about peace, reverting to its earlier campaign of “maximum pressure” and hostility.

Finian Cunningham
Why Trump is Winding Up Tensions with North Korea
World
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