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‘Kill Everybody’: War Crimes And Pete Hegseth’s Lust For Blood – OpEd

Pete Hegseth, the soap opera styled US Secretary of Defense, sports a questionable sanity. His behaviour before generals is the stuff of low...

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Binoy Kampmark

Causes And Consequences Of Social Isolation – OpEd

The Institute for Family Studies recently published the results of a survey on “The Decline in Marriage and Childbearing Among Progressives.” It...

yesterday 0

William Donohue

Hezbollah Disarmament Falters – OpEd

Back in September Lebanon’s army chief Rodolphe Haykal presented the government with a plan to ensure that, by the end of 2025, Hezbollah would be...

yesterday 0

Neville Teller

When Faith Becomes Our Deepest Source Of Strength – OpEd

There exists a peculiar courage that emerges not from human accomplishment or worldly recognition, but from something far more profound—a...

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Dr. Fr. John Singarayar

Turkmenistan: Enforced Prosperity Narratives, Corruption-Driven Internet Censorship, And Repression Of Dissent At Home And Abroad – OpEd

This update covers developments affecting the freedoms of expression, association and peaceful assembly in Turkmenistan from June to November...

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Iphr

Western Pundits Love Claiming Russia’s Economy Is About To Collapse, Even Though There Is No Evidence – OpEd

I’ve been hearing since 2014 about the imminent implosion of Russia’s economy, but this has never looked likely to happen. In a remarkable recent...

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Ian Proud

Ekō: How The Soft Edges Of Protection Turn To Power – OpEd

Mystery does not always announce itself with thunder. Sometimes it arrives disguised as silence -an empty chair, a name spoken in past tense, a...

yesterday 0

K.m. Seethi

Wearing A Uniform Shouldn’t Mean Losing Your Right To Justice – OpEd

In a ruling that leaves thousands of military servicemembers and their families without meaningful recourse when the government’s negligence causes...

yesterday 0

The Rutherford Institute Newsroom

Nigeria Emerges As A Kidnapping Hotspot Of The World – OpEd

Kidnapping has assumed frightening and dangerous dimensions in Nigeria. The industrial-scale kidnappings have rattled Nigerians and set the...

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Kola King

Where Is The Working Class In 24’s Movement And Its Transition In Bangladesh? – OpEd

Much has been said about the events of August 5, 2024. Some describe it as a revolution, while others call it a people’s uprising. Regardless of...

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Dr. N N Tarun Chakravorty

A Juggernaut Of Destruction – OpEd

By George Ford Smith Nature is stingy; the things we need to sustain life above a primitive level are scarce.

yesterday 0

Mises

Obama’s PowerPoint Death Parade Led To Trump’s Venezuelan Killings – OpEd

The Trump administration’s killings of scores of Venezuelans are provoking outrage across the Western Hemisphere. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth

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James Bovard

Russia Rejoining Group of Seven (G7) Sparks Debates – OpEd

Russia is transiting through very turbulent times and yet has an unwavering desire to forge better relations, particularly in the

yesterday 0

Kester Kenn Klomegah

Go Tell It On The Mountain: Genocide Is Wrong – OpEd

Israel’s genocide against Palestinians in Gaza continues, and new war crimes are alleged against people in the West Bank. Israel

yesterday 0

Kathy Kelly

Indigenous And Environmental Defenders Risk Their Lives As The Last Line Protecting The Planet – OpEd

Indigenous leaders, farmers, and environmental activists worldwide face harassment, violence, and legal threats while defending land, water, and...

yesterday 0

Reynard Loki

Climate Breakdown: How Bad Must It Get? – OpEd

How many floods, droughts, and wildfires will it take before governments and industry take the action needed to slow—let alone

yesterday 0

Graham Peebles

Ralph Nader: Open Letter To Zohran Mamdani Political Moderate – OpEd

Dear Mayor-elect Mamdani, It should not come as a surprise to alert citizens that your decisive victory in the Mayoral

yesterday 0

Ralph Nader

Trump Floats No Income Tax Pledge Again – OpEd

By Andrew Moran During the 2024 election, President Donald Trump teased that he would eventually eliminate the income tax. A

yesterday 0

Liberty Nation

An Oligarch’s Guide To Ending The War In Ukraine – OpEd

Here’s how oligarchs play their game of geopolitical three-card monte. They attract attention by promising the moon. Then they hide

yesterday 0

John Feffer

Breaking The Barrier: What A Female UN Secretary-General Could Mean For Global Governance – OpEd

The United Nations would create a new direction through its established methods by selecting a female Secretary-General to replace António...

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Simon Hutagalung

Ending Coronavirus Shots For Children In America – OpEd

New developments at the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suggest that the end of giving coronavirus “vaccine” shots to children may...

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Adam Dick

Two Faces Of Christian Persecution – OpEd

As 2025 comes to a close, it is sad to note that Christians are being persecuted in many countries, the extent of which is deeply troubling. There...

previous day 2

William Donohue

Pakistan’s Map Continues To Shape Its Destiny? – OpEd

Few modern states are as profoundly shaped by their geography as Pakistan. From the moment of its creation in 1947, the country inherited not a...

previous day 2

Patial Rc

How Workers Build A Partnership For Prosperity – OpEd

Beetesha Kearney began working at Eos Energy Systems three years ago just to pay the bills while waiting to land the railroad conductor’s job she...

previous day 2

David Mccall

Implications Of Pakistan’s 27th Constitutional Amendment For India – OpEd

With a compliant government cleverly put in place by Pakistan’s army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir last year, passing of the contentious 27th...

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Nilesh Kunwar

Hep B Shot: Not Proven Safe Or Effective For Kids – OpEd

The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) will discuss hepatitis B vaccines at their meeting on December 4 and 5. In this article I...

previous day 1

Toby Rogers

United Nations Security Council: Power, Lapses, And Need For Change – OpEd

The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) held its first session in 1946, and it is the primary body responsible for maintaining global peace and...

previous day 1

Charani Lcm Patabendige

If People Are Going Hungry, Why Can’t We Feed Them? – OpEd

The recent government shutdown was a stark reminder that 42 million people across the United States rely on federal food benefits. That’s 12...

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Sonali Kolhatkar

Ukraine was Russian — Historically – OpEd

By Jonathan Power “George, you have to understand that Ukraine is not even a country. Part of its territory is in Eastern Europe, and the greater...

wednesday 2

Farrah Hassen

Putin’s Visit To India: New Delhi’s Choices, Moscow’s Leverage, And Implications Beyond Trade – OpEd

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to New Delhi on December 4–5, 2025, marks a pivotal moment in international diplomacy and raises pressing...

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Abdul Mussawer Safi

Strengthening North-South Dialogue For Win-Win Cooperation: A Pax Aseana-Sinica – OpEd

In this new era of international uncertainties amidst rapid global transformations punctuated by traditional security issues of increasing major...

wednesday 2

Rommel C. Banlaoi

Robert Reich: The Monetization Of Rage – OpEd

The publisher of the Oxford English Dictionary has named “rage bait” its phrase of the year. Call it the monetization of rage. Rage has become a...

wednesday 1

Robert Reich

Robert Reich: The Most Dangerous Corporation In America – OpEd

The most dangerous corporation in America is one you may not have heard of. It’s called Palantir Technologies, a Silicon Valley tech company that...

wednesday 1

Robert Reich

Can Pope Leo Inspire Peace In Lebanon? – OpEd

By Mohamed Chebaro There are many interpretations of the word “peace” in the Lebanese context. The fact that the visiting Pope Leo this week...

wednesday 1

Arab News

TSA’s New Confirm.ID Tax – OpEd

Back in March of 2014, I wrote about how the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) operates an extortion racket-style scheme via its...

wednesday 1

Adam Dick

Democracy Weakens When One Voice Dominates – OpEd

(UCA News) — In a country as diverse as India, elections should be conversations about hope, identity, and the future. But over the past decade,...

wednesday 2

Dr. Fr. John Singarayar

Rent Control: A Policy Recipe For Shortages And Decay – OpEd

Housing affordability in New York City is a significant problem. This is a true statement, and I can attest to it firsthand. My university-graduate...

wednesday 1

Allen Gindler

The Alarming Reawakening Of Afghanistan’s Militant Networks – OpEd

The Transatlantic Intelligence Consortium has added to an already growing chorus of international alarm at what has come to be widely referred to...

wednesday 3

Dr. Hamza Khan

The Growing Transnational Threat Of TTP: A Regional Security Crisis – OpEd

The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has been associated with acts of terrorism in Pakistan since 2007; however, there have been some startling...

wednesday 1

Ahmad Khan

You Can Call Allah Or Call Ar-Rahman Or Ha Rakhaman – OpEd

Why don’t monotheistic religions have just one name for God? Polytheistic religions have many names for their gods because they have many gods; and...

wednesday 1

Rabbi Allen S. Maller

Stop The Drive To War With Venezuela – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken On October 23, the Trump administration announced to Congress that it is planning “land attacks” within Venezuelan territory. Such...

wednesday 1

Mises

The Constitution Vs. The Commander-In-Chief: The Duty To Disobey Unlawful Orders – OpEd

Every military servicemember’s oath is a pledge to defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. It is not an oath to a...

wednesday 1

John And Nisha Whitehead

Trump Threatens Mark Kelly For Reiterating The Military’s Obligation To The Constitution – OpEd

The Trump administration recently threatened to return retired Navy captain, former astronaut, and now Senator Mark Kelly to active duty and court-...

wednesday 1

Ivan Eland

Low Growth, High Taxes, And No Control – OpEd

By Gerard Lyons One word describes this Budget: bad, but it can be used three times, bad, bad, bad. Bad in terms of its fiscal consequences,...

wednesday 1

Ivan Eland

Trump’s Aggression Toward Venezuela Should Be Setting Off Alarm Bells – OpEd

President Trump promised “no new wars,” but his aggression against Venezuela is the exact opposite. The U.S. military has been blowing up alleged “...

wednesday 1

Farrah Hassen

AI Will Transform Warfare, But Only Human Judgment Can Prevent Disaster – OpEd

The march of artificial intelligence into military affairs is now an undeniable reality. Governments in South Asia are investing heavily in...

wednesday 4

Amber Afreen Abid

Bangladesh And Japan: Transitioning From A Historical Partnership To An Economic Transformation – OpEd

The bilateral relationship between Japan and Bangladesh transcends diplomatic formalities and is the most extensive economic collaboration in...

wednesday 1

Jaidul Karim Iram

The Surge In Gas Production And Africa’s Path To Economic Transformation – OpEd

Natural gas will be a pivotal component of Africa’s energy future as it is uniquely poised for growth despite the move toward a surplus liquefied...

wednesday 1

Nj Ayuk

The Angry Tide Of The Latin American Far Right – OpEd

The far right in Latin America is angry. Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro and Argentina’s Javier Milei always look furious, and they always speak loudly and...

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Vijay Prashad

Why America Is Removing Thousands Of Dams And Letting Rivers Run Free – OpEd

After centuries of dam building, a nationwide movement to dismantle these aging barriers is showing how free-flowing rivers can restore ecosystems,...

02.12.2025 5

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‘Kill Everybody’: War Crimes And Pete Hegseth’s Lust For Blood – OpEd

Binoy Kampmark

Causes And Consequences Of Social Isolation – OpEd

William Donohue

Hezbollah Disarmament Falters – OpEd

Neville Teller

When Faith Becomes Our Deepest Source Of Strength – OpEd

Dr. Fr. John Singarayar

Turkmenistan: Enforced Prosperity Narratives, Corruption-Driven Internet Censorship, And Repression Of Dissent At Home And Abroad – OpEd

Iphr

Western Pundits Love Claiming Russia’s Economy Is About To Collapse, Even Though There Is No Evidence – OpEd

Ian Proud

Ekō: How The Soft Edges Of Protection Turn To Power – OpEd

K.m. Seethi

Wearing A Uniform Shouldn’t Mean Losing Your Right To Justice – OpEd

The Rutherford Institute Newsroom

Nigeria Emerges As A Kidnapping Hotspot Of The World – OpEd

Kola King

Where Is The Working Class In 24’s Movement And Its Transition In Bangladesh? – OpEd

Dr. N N Tarun Chakravorty

A Juggernaut Of Destruction – OpEd

Mises

Obama’s PowerPoint Death Parade Led To Trump’s Venezuelan Killings – OpEd

James Bovard

Russia Rejoining Group of Seven (G7) Sparks Debates – OpEd

Kester Kenn Klomegah

Go Tell It On The Mountain: Genocide Is Wrong – OpEd

Kathy Kelly

Indigenous And Environmental Defenders Risk Their Lives As The Last Line Protecting The Planet – OpEd

Reynard Loki

Climate Breakdown: How Bad Must It Get? – OpEd

Graham Peebles

Ralph Nader: Open Letter To Zohran Mamdani Political Moderate – OpEd

Ralph Nader

Trump Floats No Income Tax Pledge Again – OpEd

Liberty Nation

An Oligarch’s Guide To Ending The War In Ukraine – OpEd

John Feffer

Breaking The Barrier: What A Female UN Secretary-General Could Mean For Global Governance – OpEd

Simon Hutagalung

Ending Coronavirus Shots For Children In America – OpEd

Adam Dick

Two Faces Of Christian Persecution – OpEd

William Donohue

Pakistan’s Map Continues To Shape Its Destiny? – OpEd

Patial Rc

How Workers Build A Partnership For Prosperity – OpEd

David Mccall

Implications Of Pakistan’s 27th Constitutional Amendment For India – OpEd

Nilesh Kunwar

Hep B Shot: Not Proven Safe Or Effective For Kids – OpEd

Toby Rogers

United Nations Security Council: Power, Lapses, And Need For Change – OpEd

Charani Lcm Patabendige

If People Are Going Hungry, Why Can’t We Feed Them? – OpEd

Sonali Kolhatkar

Ukraine was Russian — Historically – OpEd

Farrah Hassen

Putin’s Visit To India: New Delhi’s Choices, Moscow’s Leverage, And Implications Beyond Trade – OpEd

Abdul Mussawer Safi

Strengthening North-South Dialogue For Win-Win Cooperation: A Pax Aseana-Sinica – OpEd

Rommel C. Banlaoi

Robert Reich: The Monetization Of Rage – OpEd

Robert Reich

Robert Reich: The Most Dangerous Corporation In America – OpEd

Robert Reich

Can Pope Leo Inspire Peace In Lebanon? – OpEd

Arab News

TSA’s New Confirm.ID Tax – OpEd

Adam Dick

Democracy Weakens When One Voice Dominates – OpEd

Dr. Fr. John Singarayar

Rent Control: A Policy Recipe For Shortages And Decay – OpEd

Allen Gindler

The Alarming Reawakening Of Afghanistan’s Militant Networks – OpEd

Dr. Hamza Khan

The Growing Transnational Threat Of TTP: A Regional Security Crisis – OpEd