Branko Milanović, economist: "Western middle classes expected globalization to work for them. And it hasn't done so"
Branko Milanović discusses how globalization has benefited emerging middle classes and the wealthiest 1%, while leaving Western middle classes and the poorest in Africa behind.
Strength and business are not enough: America is more alone
The article discusses the shortcomings of U.S. foreign policy under Donald Trump, emphasizing growing isolation and distrust among Western allies.
Ruth Kalda, Kaija Kasekamp: The Autonomous Primary Level is the Greatest Strength of the Estonian Healthcare
The article discusses Estonia's healthcare system, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based decision-making inspired by successful Western European models.
The Confusion of Allies: Why Western Leaders Rush to Beijing During Trump's Second Term?
Western leaders are increasingly turning to China amidst the economic pressures and trade policies initiated by Trump's administration.
Trump's record-length speech on the state of the nation: we will restore our dominance in the Western Hemisphere
In his longest speech ever, President Donald Trump addressed various issues including the economy, foreign policy, and criticized the Democrats.
Trump Takes Advantage of His State of the Union Address to Increase Pressure on Iran
In his State of the Union address, Trump emphasized American dominance in the Western Hemisphere and reiterated threats against Iran amid escalating tensions.
Jan Lipavsky: What is our Ukraine policy? Victory, victory at all costs
Jan Lipavsky emphasizes the need for Western support for Ukraine to achieve a decisive victory against Russia in an ongoing conflict.
History of the Monroe Doctrine: America for Americans!
The article discusses the revival of the Monroe Doctrine under Donald Trump's administration, emphasizing its implications for U.S. hegemony in the Western Hemisphere.
WA premier slams Alcoa's 'disappointing' environmental record
The Western Australia premier criticizes Alcoa's environmental performance after the company agrees to pay $55 million for unlawful clearing of jarrah forest.
Marco Rubio: America is not interested in polite managed decline of the West
In a recent speech, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the Munich Security Conference emphasized the need for revitalizing old alliances and rejecting a gradual decline of Western influence.
Is a new East India Company rising? Rubio's speech indicates Trump's imperialist dominance!
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's call for Western nations to re-engage in the global market echoes colonial intentions reminiscent of European powers in Asia and Africa.
Comment: Marco Rubio forgot a very essential aspect of Western civilization
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's remarks at the Munich Security Conference highlighted the significance of collaboration between the U.S. and Europe, but they also reflected a romanticized view of Western civilization's history.
Russian opposition politician: The West is missing the chance to remove the Putin regime
Ilja Ponomarjov, a Russian opposition politician, argues that the only way to end the war in Ukraine is to dismantle the Putin regime, but claims the West is not interested in doing so.
The Convicted Prince and Russia's Aftershock: What Brought the Film 'Kremlin Sorcerer' to Latvia?
The film 'Kremlin Sorcerer' targets a Western audience but aligns with Russian foreign policy narratives.
After the speech in Munich, Marco Rubio visits Slovakia and Hungary
Marco Rubio's European tour follows his call for Europeans to defend Western civilization at the Munich Security Conference, where he plans meetings with political leaders in Slovakia and Hungary.
Senator McCormick: Secretary Rubio sets the course for NATO’s future. Will Europe listen?
Senator Marco Rubio delivers a significant address at the Munich Security Conference, advocating for a stronger commitment by European nations to NATO and Western values.
Trump 'blesses' five oil companies to expand operations in Venezuela
The Trump administration granted licenses allowing five Western oil companies to operate in Venezuela, marking a step in a strategy to revitalize the country's economy.
Iran 1953, Operation Ajax and the Long Shadow of Western Intelligence Services
The article discusses the historical context and implications of the 1953 Operation Ajax in Iran, led by the U.S. and UK to overthrow democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddeq.
Changing US-led Order: Japan and Western Europe Struggle, While the Global South Sees Opportunities
A discussion on how the changing dynamics of US-led international order affect Japan and Western Europe, while presenting opportunities for the Global South.
Outside its few red lines, China is the ultimate win-win country
The article argues that China, while maintaining firm stances on issues like Taiwan and national unity, offers a flexible and mutually beneficial approach in its international dealings that contrasts sharply with Western strategies.
Australia news live: NSW to seize and crush illegal ebikes; Tropical Cyclone Mitchell strengthens as it nears WA
New South Wales will crack down on illegal electric bikes while Cyclone Mitchell strengthens off the coast of Western Australia.
Deterrence Policy: Key Reasons for Trump's Actions in the Western Hemisphere and Greenland
The article discusses the shift in U.S. national security strategy under Trump's administration, emphasizing the Western Hemisphere and Greenland as critical areas for American interests.
As Trump reshapes foreign policy, China moves to limit risks, reap gains
The article discusses how the Trump administration's shift in foreign policy priorities towards the Western Hemisphere is causing concern in China, prompting it to take steps to mitigate risks and capitalize on potential advantages.
Moscow warns West against ‘military intervention’ in Ukraine
Moscow has cautioned Western nations that any troop deployments to Ukraine by NATO allies during a ceasefire would be deemed a military intervention.
End of western alliance means UK must be bolder, says Chatham House director
Chatham House director Bronwen Maddox asserts that the end of the western alliance necessitates a more independent UK foreign policy towards the US and China.
Zheng Yongnian on Trump, Venezuela and why China doesn’t want ‘a separate kitchen’
Political scientist Zheng Yongnian discusses the Western-led global order, China's Belt and Road Initiative, and its strategic foreign policy choices in a recent interview.
'Unhappy' Putin Sends Message to West With Ukraine Strike on EU Border
Russia's missile strike in Ukraine near the EU border is perceived as an attempt by Vladimir Putin to intimidate Western allies amid dissatisfaction with recent foreign policy developments.
German President Criticizes US Policy. 'Threatened World Order'
Frank-Walter Steinmeier warned that the world should not allow the transformation of international orders into a 'den of thieves', where powerful nations impose their will without scruples, marking one of the strongest public criticisms of US policy by a Western leader.
Trump justifies action in Venezuela with the "Monroe Doctrine". What is it anyway?
After the dramatic arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, President Donald Trump presented what he called the "Monroe Doctrine" at a press conference, suggesting a vision of American military dominance in the Western Hemisphere.
Moscow's Foreign Policy: What Does It Mean to Be Neighbor to Russia?
Historian Oliver Jens Schmitt discusses Moscow's complex relationship with its western neighbors, from the North Cape to the Black Sea, highlighting historical blind spots.
The Rubio-Trump Plan for the Western Hemisphere – The 13 Points
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio conducted several media interviews to discuss the Trump administration's operation leading to the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, whom they label a narcoterrorist and illegal former dictator of Venezuela.
Fall in Venezuela: What Trump Wants to Achieve with His 'Donroe' Doctrine
The article discusses the implications of Trump’s new security policy and military intervention in Venezuela, highlighting the historical U.S. ambition for influence in the Western Hemisphere.
How China quietly became the world’s climate policy leader
The article discusses how China has emerged as a dominant force in global climate policy, emphasizing its pragmatic approach compared to Western ideals.
New doctrine for the Western Hemisphere presented by Trump after Maduro's arrest - He controls Venezuela, threatened Cuba and Colombia, message to Putin
Trump outlined a new policy for the Western Hemisphere following Maduro's arrest, emphasizing control over Venezuela and issuing threats to Cuba and Colombia while sending messages to Putin.