Water Wastage in Agriculture
Agriculture relies on many elements to produce food, but the most important of them is water. Irrigated agriculture accounts for 40% of global food...
World of the Shipwrecked Leadership
By Prof. J. Scott Younger, OBE
The Tokyo Olympic Games, just concluded, were a spectacular success and grateful thanks are owed to our Japanese hosts...
Afghanistan: Western Powers Must Accept Defeat and Deal Realistically with the Taliban
By Sten Rynning
The short version of events in Afghanistan is that Pakistan won and the international alliance led by the United States lost. Of...
Why the US Won’t Be Able to Shirk Moral Responsibility in Leaving Afghanistan
By Michael Blake
The majority of the remaining American troops in Afghanistan were withdrawn recently, with the rest due to leave by the end of August...
Afghanistan & the American Imperial Project
By Dr. Jack Rasmus
On August 16, 2021 President Biden addressed the nation to explain why the US military is pulling out of Afghanistan. To...
Tokyo Olympics 2021: What Will Be the Lasting Impacts?
By David J. Maurrasse
The latest version of the Olympic Games are upon us, and once again, it is time to review the value of...
From vaccine inequality to economic apartheid
By Dr. Dan Steinbock
Thanks to the containment failures of Covid-19 and the resultant new variants, coupled with vaccine inequality, global prospects are overshadowed by...
Policy Response To Mitigate The Effect Of COVID-19 On Women’s Labor Market Outcomes
By Tea Trumbic and Marie Hyland
On average, women are under-represented in the labor market compared to men. In many countries, the COVID-19 crisis has...
How China and EU can help with Asia’s Post-pandemic Recovery
By Huiyao (Henry) Wang
The pandemic has cast a severe negative influence on the world economy. The Global Economic Outlook Report released by the Organization...
Focus on China? What Does the Carbis Bay G7 Summit Tell Us
By Chee Leong Lee
With China up in the air, the recently concluded Carbis Bay G7 Summit has been marred by intensive reporting by international...




































































