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Germany, Merkel and the Danger of Self-Confidence

By  George Friedman* –  Geopolitical Futures  Germany held an election to replace Angela Merkel, who led the German government for 16 years – through much of the implementation of the European Union, the economic crisis of 2008 and the immigration crisis of 2015…

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Teaching Our Young About Environmental Stewardship And Climate Change

By James Conca*, Contributor – Forbes  It is crucial that we teach our children how to care for the planet. Like teaching them the It is critical that we teach each generation how to care for the environment so that we have a working global ecosystem to sustain us into the…

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Chakravarthi Raghavan has left us

Statement by Roberto Savio for this irreparable loss of a colossus of journalism, a recognised specialist in international trade and development issues. and an article by Vijay Prashad about his close and long-standing relationship with Raghavan…

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Europe is losing its moral compass – how will it find its way without Merkel?

By Marion Van Renterghem* – The Guardian The pragmatic chancellor’s departure will be a turning point not only for Germany but also the EU During a farewell tour of European heads of state and government this summer, Angela Merkel went to see the Queen. The few filmed minutes of…

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Xenophobic demonstrations in northern Chile outrage the world

Últimas Noticias in english, Venezuela This Saturday Chile became the protagonist of the headlines around the planet due to the xenophobic events against a group of migrants – the majority Venezuelans – who were in the northern city of Iquique, waiting to continue their journey…

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The real reason this pandemic is the deadliest to ever hit the US

Sachs* –    CNn.com (CNN) With 678,000 deaths and rising, Covid-19 is now the deadliest epidemic ever to hit the United States, surpassing the death toll of the 1918 flu, and indeed the combined US military deaths in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the…

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Whose Suffering Matters?

By Paul Linden-Retek * – Boston Review Signed seventy years ago, the UN Convention on Refugees gives form to a humanitarian ideal, but states still judge what counts as harm and who deserves protection. The fall of Kabul comes on the anniversary of the United Nations…

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Women Leaders Hailed for COVID-19 Response

By Alison Kentish The Prime Ministers of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina,  of Barbados Mia Mottley and of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern: the best of female leadership even in the worst of times. DOMINICA, Sep 2021 (IPS) – On September 20, Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina…