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Superstition and taboo: Germany retreats into the Middle Ages as its economy declines Opinion
An abandonment of reason is among the symptoms of a nation suffering from a collapse in the prevailing narratives
Feb 20, 2024 10:31
Broken by design: Why the elites want everything and everyone to have an expiration date Opinion
Is planned obsolescence of products, services and talent part of a creative destruction process under the New Normal?
Nov 11, 2023 16:09
When Henry Kissinger gives advice on ending the Ukraine conflict, the West should listen Opinion
The realpolitik veteran schools today’s ideologues, but they won’t like the lesson
May 27, 2022 13:49
Woke Racism’ is just another tiresome reactionary rant Opinion
John McWhorter’s latest book joins a growing library of ‘anti-woke’ tomes railing against an imaginary problem as a sop to an increasingly neurotic middle America.
Dec 12, 2021 11:06
Papers reveal what CIA did to captives in Afghanistan Opinion
New published documents have shed fresh light on the CIA’s detention and interrogation program in Afghanistan, describing in alarming detail some of the extreme techniques used by officers that resulted in deaths in captivity.
Dec 7, 2021 16:50
After 19 years of beatings & losing an eye, America’s innocent ‘forever prisoner’ may be about to spill the secrets of CIA torture Opinion
At long last, thanks to the testimony of a Palestinian held at Guantanamo Bay, someone might finally be held accountable for the gross human rights violations the agency inflicted on so many with such impunity for years.
Oct 18, 2021 18:59
The gold standard of espionage is human intelligence, yet the CIA has never come close to perfecting the art and likely never will Opinion
The CIA is America’s premier intelligence service. And yet, its history is rife with examples of failure linked to institutional failings that appear beyond reform. Sometimes it's best to hit the ‘delete’ button and start over.
Oct 6, 2021 17:53
CIA spying scandal in Switzerland shows the best way for intelligence services to read your messages is to OWN the platform Opinion
The CIA’s role in the Crypto AG case makes clear that spies don’t need a way into messaging apps, but a secret bird’s-eye view from the word go. This is far more effective than any ‘backdoor’ foreign powers may have access to.
May 14, 2021 11:21
Internal emails reveal that the Dutch government suppressed White Helmets’ financial fraud – what else are they hiding? Opinion
The epic establishment clean-up operation launched in the wake of James Le Mesurier’s apparent suicide was effective in the short term, but determined digging by critical journalists means the scandal definitely isn’t over yet.
May 10, 2021 18:31
Happy birthday, international spying network! Britain’s GCHQ and America’s NSA hail 75th anniversary of their alliance Opinion
An espionage union once a very closely-guarded secret is now commemorated by the shadowy agencies involved. Citizens should ask why the sudden change of heart, and what the collaboration means for them and for their countries.
Mar 8, 2021 17:53