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Russia Suspects U.S. Behind Ukraine Drone Attacks

Michael Curzon March 3, 2023

Washington insisted in December it had not “enabled” Ukraine to carry out the strikes in Russia.

IMF: A Third of the World Headed for Recession

Bridget Ryder January 3, 2023

Overall, she cautioned, the world has become more economically volatile and governments need to be prepared.

Why Did Republicans Not Do Better?

Sven R. Larson November 9, 2022

We cannot know for certain what the outcome of the election will be; the very fact that there will be recounts only gives more weight to the “what happened?” question.

The Biden Debacle

Sven R. Larson November 8, 2022

Biden has become such a problem for the Democrats that some candidates have quietly asked him not to come and stump for them in their local races. His appearances would lose more voters than they would gain.

CPAC Texas Day I: Orbán Takes Aim at Globalists

Robert Semonsen August 5, 2022

“The key to the Hungarian success: we tell the truth and represent the truth even if half the world attacks us for it. You cannot win halfheartedly. You either give everything you’ve got or play it safe and lose.” —Viktor Orbán

Learning to Live with Multipolarity: the Scholz-Putin Meeting

David Boos February 16, 2022

The meeting between Olaf Scholz and Vladimir Putin made it clear that the West is no longer in the position to make demands to other world powers. The time has come to look inwards and protect our own values, rather than try to export them.

Socialized Medicine: California Dreaming of Europe

Sven R. Larson January 24, 2022

A single-payer system is nothing more than a promise of health care. If and when you actually get health care is a different matter, yet its American proponents continue to ignore this problem in Europe, fantasizing that it will not come to America.

Putin Claims Russia Has “Nowhere to Retreat” With NATO on Its Doorstep

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 29, 2021

Mounting tensions between East and West have been a fixture in news reporting for the past few weeks, with the U.S. and Ukraine claiming Russia may be preparing an invasion of its neighbor. Russia has emphatically denied planning such a course of action and says it is Ukraine’s dalliance with NATO that is to be blamed for the escalation.

U.S. Wins Appeal to Extradite Julian Assange

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 14, 2021

On Friday, the Australian-born whistleblower was informed that the United States government won an appeal over his extradition in London’s High Court. Charged on 18 counts, Assange oversaw the publication of classified information, altogether constituting the largest leak in U.S. history. Mainly composed of U.S. military records and diplomatic cables, his accuser claims the leaks had endangered lives.

Nanny States: When Private Becomes Public

Daria Fedotova December 10, 2021

Western governments are become more controlling, behaving like overbearing mothers rather than the aloof arbiters they are supposed to be. This is the nanny state at its worst, deciding its naughty citizens did not know what was good for them and, therefore, needed to be kept away from harm.

Tag: USA

Russia Suspects U.S. Behind Ukraine Drone Attacks

IMF: A Third of the World Headed for Recession

Why Did Republicans Not Do Better?

The Biden Debacle

CPAC Texas Day I: Orbán Takes Aim at Globalists

Learning to Live with Multipolarity: the Scholz-Putin Meeting

Socialized Medicine: California Dreaming of Europe

Putin Claims Russia Has “Nowhere to Retreat” With NATO on Its Doorstep

U.S. Wins Appeal to Extradite Julian Assange

Nanny States: When Private Becomes Public

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