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Vladislav Ugolny: The real root of the Ukraine conflict goes back 100 years and is misunderstood in the West Opinion
Ukraine is celebrating a major holiday. But ahead, only hard times await.
Aug 24, 2022 10:12
Why the CIA cannot be trusted and violates what the US should stand for Opinion
The CIA essentially sets its own rules over what data it collects, and politicians know it. Here’s how it is allowed to do so
Feb 15, 2022 19:06
Have Chelsea and Abramovich wasted $130MN on Lukaku? Opinion
When Roman Abramovich sanctioned the $130 million signing of Romelu Lukaku before the start of the season, Chelsea were expecting an ample return from arguably the most in-demand striker in Europe. Have they got it wrong?
Dec 17, 2021 17:17
Beware: China’s taking the gloves off over Taiwan Opinion
Beijing’s had enough of Taipei’s posturing and the stream of support being drummed up for Taiwan across the West. Military action’s unlikely, but it will use its economic and diplomatic muscle to punish the island’s supporters.
Dec 10, 2021 14:33
Overconfident Taiwan is playing with fire by ratcheting up tensions with China. How long will Beijing’s patience last? Opinion
The ‘diplomatic provocation’ being waged by Taipei is dangerous and may push China towards retaliatory action. While it will probably fall short of an outright invasion, it may expose the West’s support for the island as hollow.
Oct 28, 2021 14:47
Occupy Wall Street had the potential 10 years ago to take activism to the next level. Instead, it may have crippled it forever Opinion
Occupy Wall Street was, for many activists, the point at which the masses came closest to shaking the foundations of power. But it also sowed seeds that have derailed subsequent movements, leaving the 1% more ensconced than ever.
Sep 17, 2021 11:36
Private equity and public ignorance - how US society is obediently destroying itself and enriching those at the top in the process Opinion
As the US runs out of concrete resources to sell, bankers have had to get clever - whether this means repackaging assets already sold six times over or inventing new ways to cash in on items once considered intangible.
Jul 9, 2021 18:26
China’s totalitarian rules for performers are a perfect fit for unrelentingly woke Hollywood Opinion
In honor of China’s Orwellian rules for entertainment industry right-think, I’ve compiled a comparable list for working in equally unforgiving Hollywood.
Feb 12, 2021 12:05
Time to inhale: Democrats seek to gain an electoral high in the US presidential race by legalizing cannabis Opinion
A bill allowing the use of marijuana is due to be voted into law later this month. Democrats hope the move – backed by VP candidate Kamala Harris – will boost their support in November’s election. But might the gamble backfire?
Sep 10, 2020 16:11
Even NATO is unwilling to touch Turkey’s Idlib mess with a ten-foot pole Opinion
Having been hit by the Syrian Air Force in Idlib, Turkey has called on NATO’s protection, but as much as the alliance would like a fight with Assad and his ally Russia, it’s refused to back Ankara’s questionable adventure.
Feb 28, 2020 15:47