We all know the narrative in which we (the West) are seized. It is the narrative of the Cold War: America versus the “Evil Empire.”…

As a world community we have agreed that everyone has a right to a home, (article 25 of the UNDHR makes this clear), however, like…

A poll conducted in 119 countries reveals the factors that most influence climate change awareness and risk perception for 90 percent of the world’s population.…

Global developments in finance and geopolitics are prompting a rethinking of the structure of banking and of the nature of money itself. Among other interesting…

- When a few Latins have small casual business meetings they often meet up in the local greasy spoon or McDonalds. However, when a first-world…

In the northern heart of Libya sits the town of Sirte. It is the hometown of Muammar Gaddafi, who was killed there by local militiamen…

My column, “Capitalism At Work,” about Greek women being forced into prostitution by banksters and the IMF produced a number of responses from women, who…

As a way to improve living standards and boosts its economy, the nation of Finland is moving closer towards offering all of its adult citizens…

Turkey is taking advantage of neighbors’ crises to loot resources from them, and the government’s ‘neo-Ottomanism’ policy has led to the brink of civil war,…

“I feel very angry, but I don’t want anything from the U.S. military,” said Khalid Ahmad, a 20 year old pharmacist who survived the U.S.…

For six centuries or more, history was, above all, the story of the great game of empires. From the time the first wooden ships mounted…

Now that we’re all supposedly involved in the world battle against the worst enemy since Hitler – not climate change, of course, but Isis –  it’s…