History constantly challenges our notion of progress
The erosion of the optimism of the 1990s should be cause for concern
The erosion of the optimism of the 1990s should be cause for concern
Long gone are the days of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s love affair with China
How bad choices are leading to self-harm in the global arena
Charles III’s coronation sets the stage for a bright future for the monarchy
Evaluating how policies will be read by third parties will lead to fewer geopolitical failures
If Fauci and his ilk continue to deny they are responsible for the lockdowns, there is no reason to believe this won’t happen again
Iran seized a tanker carrying crude to Houston in apparent retaliation for a U.S. seizure of a tanker carrying Iranian oil
Haiti’s efforts toward self-determination have been almost constantly undermined by foreign intervention
The religious ceremony is a relic from a distant time, when the monarch was truly regarded as God’s anointed
Colonialism is coming back to haunt the West as it trolls Africa’s resources to help transition to a renewable energy future
The once-thriving Christian communities had already been greatly reduced by the Islamic State campaign against them
Charles II’s leadership during the Great Fire was the kind of performance that gives kings a good name
Riyadh is no longer willing to toe Washington’s line and its interests now reign supreme