Opinion
How Technology Helps to Criminalize Migrants
Controlling poorer, desperate populations in countries where conditions have deteriorated because of wealthier nations is not new. It is today’s...
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Risky Business in Saudi Arabia’s Bid for the 2024 World Cup
While Saudi Arabia is attracting significant international investment and positioning itself as a major player in technology, tourism, and sports,...
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Copa America and Politics: Football as an Echo of South American Societies
Throughout South America's societies, football is a key component of the struggle for memory and historical compensation.
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Requiem for America
The US Supreme Court's conservative domination, achieved through politically motivated actions and Trump's appointments, undermines democracy and individual rights.
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Vietnam Remembered and Reinvented
An encounter with ‘John’ in Hanoi prompts reflections on the country’s transformation since the Vietnam War, highlighting economic growth, tourist...
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Jennifer, Do You Remember Ipanema?
Delving into the enigmatic allure of Jennifer O’Neill’s captivating performance in Summer of ‘42, I uncovered her Brazilian roots, revealing...
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Resistance Will Endure in the Wake of Alexei Navalny’s Death
The death of Navalny will ignite a thousand Navalnys because all autocrats eventually meet their end as the power of...
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Three Apocalyptic Truths About Climate Change and the 2024 US Election
US presidential candidates will have to face “apocalyptic truths” about climate change whether they accept the science of it or...
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15 Years of Bad Israeli Policy Has Fueled the Flames of Anti-Semitism
Until there is a change in how Israel addresses the Palestinian situation, the current generation will experience a world that...
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Xenophobia in the Netherlands? Unpacking the PVV’s Surprising Success
Interpreting the anti-immigrant PVV’s success as a sign of a large right-wing or xenophobic swing in Dutch public opinion seems...
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The Blessed and Cursed Randomness of Our Lives
Life is a matter of dumb luck. There is no higher force coming to rescue us from our own human...
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The ‘Polycrisis’ Challenge: Biden’s Vision for Global Problem-Solving
The current global geopolitical landscape makes multilateralism through institutions like the World Bank and G20 relevant and advantageous for the...
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The Ominous (and Irresponsible) Chatter of a Civil War
Sarah Palin’s rhetoric, along with Trump’s influence, may serve as a catalyst for domestic terrorism, mirroring the anti-government rhetoric prevalent...
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The West Owes Climate Refugees Reparations Now
Until Western countries acknowledge and atone for their contributions to climate disasters through reparations, both refugee communities and the planet...
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Boxing Day Comes to South Florida
If the documents found in Trump’s possession were highly classified, then why were kept in flimsy cardboard boxes? Is this...
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An Inspired Choice to Lead the CDC
News outlets are reporting that President Biden has selected Dr. Mandy Cohen as the next director of the CDC, an...
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Florida Man Channels Benito Mussolini
What do Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Benito Mussolini have in common? They both went after Mickey Mouse.
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Beyond Numbers: Confronting Europe’s Broken Border System
The EU and Frontex claim restrictive entry policies and border policing agreements with third countries operate in the name of...
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The NRA’s Continuing Agenda of Fear
The NRA is instilling fear and paranoia in Americans, contributing to the recent spate of gun-related tragedies in the troubled...
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A Supreme Folly
The confirmation of Thomas to a lifetime seat on the US Supreme Court was a mistake then and an even...
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