Regime Change in the Trump White House?
By Dan Steinbock
No US postwar president has managed to reset relations with Russia. Now the Trump administration must cope with a...
North Korea’s Concern for Self-Defense
By Stephen Lendman
As world peace hangs by a thread, Stephen Lendman tackles the realities behind nuclear political drama involving Washington, its allies, and North...
How the Belt and Road Could Change the 21st Century
By Dan Steinbock
Until recently, globalisation was led by the West and benefitted only a few advanced economies. After China’s three decades of rapid growth,...
Puerto Rico Declares Bankruptcy
By Stephen Lendman
Puerto Rico faces a long, painful struggle ahead. Stephen Lendman elaborates on how it has come to this and what could the...
From State of Exception to Anti-Coup Dictatorship in Erdoğan’s Turkey
By Volga Can Ozben and Richard Westra
Volga Can Ozben and Richard Westra maintain Turkey under Recep Tayyip Erdoğan as a poster case for the...
French Election Fraud?
By Peter Koenig
Peter Koenig delivers us a bold analysis on the recently held French elections. Now that Macron holds the French presidency, Koenig reminds...
Emmanuel Macron Victory and the Fragility of the European Union
En Marche Candidate Prevails with Support of World Financial System
By Abayomi Azikiwe
French politics has captured the eyes of the world for the past months....
Who are the World’s Biggest Military Spenders, Really?
By Dan Steinbock
The conventional narrative is that the world is threatened by the assertive China and Russia. The inconvenient narrative is that China...
Slavehood 2017
By Peter Koenig
We thought slavehood has been abolished a long time ago. Peter Koenig begs to disagree as he describes how we live in...
The Philippine Peso Squeeze
By Dan Steinbock
In the first quarter, the Philippine peso depreciated against the US dollar. Internationally, this was attributed to President Duterte’s policies. In...




































































