One of Horkheimer’s disciples* recently wrote that philosophy, when it becomes ideological, is no longer philosophy. But if environmentalism—this state Trotskyism—becomes

On March 25th, US President Joe Biden announced an agreement with the EU on ensuring the EU’s energy security.

Discussions about regional cooperation, sustainable development, and economic integration have long centered on the Oceania region, which includes Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Island Countries.

In the First Five-Year National Development Plan, an amount of $100 million was allotted by the government where importance was given to the development of communication and telecommunication, agriculture and fisheries, infrastructure and resettlement schemes, education, and medical services.

In March of this year, a campaign video released by India’s ruling party presented a compelling narrative that Prime Minister Narendra Modi played a pivotal role in halting the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war two years ago.

Religion, as a complex system of beliefs, rituals, moral codes, and shared narratives, is a universal phenomenon that dates back to the earliest human societies.

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Russia’s relations with NATO are going through their most critical phase since the end of the Cold War and the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991.

The no-confidence defeat of Prime Minister François Bayrou, by a decisive 364 to 194 in the National Assembly, throws France back into a familiar lane.

In a world where Romania desperately clings to its “strategic partnership” with the United States like a drowning man to a life raft, one might expect our foreign policy architects to at least pretend to be competent.

On 15-16 November, after almost a year in the making, the G20 Leaders’ Summit, under the Indonesian presidency

From the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic through to the present – 2024 – the world’s economy is being transformed by continual geopolitical tensions, reengineering of supply chains, and changes in policy for climate change and sustainable development.

The Israeli finance minister, Bezalel Smotrich, from the extreme right and anti-Arab movement, declared that ‘the Palestinian people do not exist’