+ (GLOBALNA ARENA) Kronika izgubljenega desetletja

Da bi pregnal svoje največje strahove pred prihodnjim desetletjem, sem se odločil napisati turobno kroniko tega obdobja. Če se do decembra 2030...

Tokyo should not be blind to plight of refugees in virus crisis

The new coronavirus pandemic is threatening to ravage the world's most vulnerable people. In many parts of the globe, internal and international...

+ Anonimna demokracija

V času, v katerem živimo, je sklic na demokracijo in svoboščine, ki so zagotovljene in samoumevne, pogosta praksa tako tistih, ki jih kršijo, kot...

The post-epidemic recovery should focus on rights, not the economy

Commentary. Is our goal to return to normal, or do we want to design a new idea for our society? The truth is we can never go back. written by...

The Silicon Valley cyber-monopolies are a threat to free speech

Of the articles I have written so far this year, one of the most popular has been a piece I wrote in January for The Electronic Intifada, about an...

Six deadly lockdown sins

Canberra – The debate over the stringency of and exit from the lockdown measures is usually framed as a choice between public health outcomes and...

Japan is going for broke, minus the broke part

New York – In putting a floor under the world's third-largest economy, Japan is going for broke. Minus the broke part. The central bank has...

What COVID-19 means for the Japan-U.S. alliance

Washington – On May 11, media reported that Admiral Mike Gilday, chief of naval operations, the highest-ranking officer in the U.S. Navy, would...

Saudi Arabia’s puppet Yemen government is hanging by a thread 

Last Friday, 22 May, was Unity Day in Yemen, a national holiday marking the unification of the North and South which took place on that date in...

It's the final hurrah for Britain's Clap for Carers tonight. Hooray! It's about bloody time this virtue-signalling claptrap ended

The woman who started the Clap for Carers movement, which has seen the UK population obediently applaud every Thursday at 8pm since March, has said...

Hong Kong security law puts foreign residents and businesses in danger

Chinese Communist Party will use it to kidnap opponents and extort companies

The road to a blue-green recovery

If there were ever a tide in human affairs that should be taken, this is it. A pitiless pandemic has befallen us, bringing sadness and sacrifice...

The rushed easing of lockdown measures could devastate Italy

When the novel coronavirus began spreading across the world earlier this year, Italy quickly became one of Europe's worst-affected countries and...

Everything's disposable for fame-seekers: Myka Stauffer turned adopted autistic son into YouTube money machine, then ‘rehomed’ him

Despite the acclaim, money, and worshipful followers she’d racked up after styling herself the saintly, self-sacrificing caretaker of the...

Shocking spike in Covid-19 jail suicides should end Britain’s obsession with imprisonment

Britain’s justice system, like many of its prisons, is stuck in Victorian times. And recently there’s been a proliferation of the 'throw away the...

Two can play Section 230 game: Trump’s EO uses key statute against social media censorship

Though the First Amendment to the US Constitution prohibits the government from restricting freedom of speech, social media platforms have long...

Be humble before COVID-19

Time to review our fight against the pandemic The latest infections at "contact-free" business facilities illustrate that the COVID-19 pandemic...

Policy on platform work

Trilateral accord is first step toward establishing digital economy Unions, management and the government have reached their first social consensus...

China’s Hong Kong Gamble

California sues, again, to protect planet from Trump administration

By Kerry Cavanaugh California and 22 other states are taking the Trump administration to court _ again _ in an attempt to block President Donald...

Working in China

By Adam Borowski The world is divided into three groups of people: those who believe in eternal salvation or damnation after death, those who see...

Big data or Big Brother

By Steven L. Shields I read an interview recently with the CEO of a biomedical company. He was extolling recent privacy rulings that would allow...

Country club conservatives dodge defending liberty

By Michael Shannon Breitbart has an interesting interview with conservative Alabama Republican Rep. Mo Brooks, who believes China Flu lockdown...

Face of modern-day feminism in Seoul

By Andrea Plate "If I Had Your Face," Frances Cha's debut novel (Ballantine Books), tells the story of four young women struggling to succeed in...

Policy on platform work

Trilateral accord is first step toward establishing digital economy Unions, management and the government have reached their first social consensus...

The fight for ‘Anglo-Saxon’

Since September 2019, medieval scholars have heatedly debated the term ‘Anglo-Saxon’. The dispute began in relation to claims of racism and...

Controversy over Olympic parody shows no love for political satire

While the nation was still under a state of emergency but moves to reopen the economy were starting to pick up speed, there was one news item that...

The Art of AI

Lepo je tudi, če ne moremo daleč

Mogoče smo se, vsaj za kratek čas, zavedeli, kaj pomeni to naše nenehno potovanje, od bolj ali manj nujnega tovornega transporta do potovanj in...

Improving productivity is key to establishing telework in Japan PREMIUM

A Plea for Kindness

In a graduation speech this month to his alma mater, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the doctor helping to steer our country’s response to the coronavirus...

Globalizing the Fight Against the Pandemic

SAN JOSÉ – The COVID-19 pandemic began less than six months ago, but we have already learned a great deal about the disease. Scientists around...

Anxiety and COVID-19: The Role of Ontological Security and Myth

Myths that lift the collective morale, that does not necessarily ‘other’, but instead strengthens bonds, may be positive and necessary in these...