A New Report on Economic Inequality
A new report from Inequality.org has offered further insight into the growing gap between the world’s wealthy and the rest of us.
Between 2019...
The US National Elections Are One Year from Today
One year from today, the US will hold its national elections, and it appears we are headed toward a repeat of the 2016 elections,...
This Week in Gaza – November 6
Protests continued in cities around the world this weekend, denouncing Israel’s bombing of densely populated Gaza. Major cities in Europe, Asia, and the US...
Chinese Provocations in the South Pacific
As the US struggles to balance its focus between Ukraine and the Middle East, a third demand for its attention in the Pacific has...
Dengue Fever Outbreaks Rise Around the Globe
The global rise in temperatures is leading to a surge in familiar diseases. Experts attribute the spread of dengue fever outbreaks worldwide this year...
Fighting Continues in Sudan
The war in Sudan continues, pitting the Sudanese Army led by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) led by...
Quote of the Day – Colombia’s President
Colombia's new president Gustavo Petro addressed the UN General Assembly last week:
“It would seem as though the global leadership has made enemies with life."
Later...
Scenes from a Disaster Movie
In disaster movies, we often find scenes of chaos at national borders. Amid the pending disaster of an incoming asteroid or zombie apocalypse, the...
Hurricane Otis
As the tumult across the earth intensifies, the world at large finds itself conflicted in a battle for attention. Ukraine, Sudan, Gaza, Lewiston, Maine;...
This Week in Gaza – October 30
Gaza’s Health Ministry confirmed the death toll in Gaza surpassed 8,000 people. US President Biden cast doubt on these numbers last week, to which...