OLYMPICS – The western media’s appalling embrace of North Korea
THE GOVERNMENT of Kim Jong-un is one of the world’s most repressive, holding North Korea’s 25 million people in a virtual slave state. A third or more of North Koreans [Continue]
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MICALLEF – Is Trump’s chaotic presidency in danger of irrelevance?
IT’S NOT UNUSUAL for a new administration to have a rocky start. But after more than four months in office, the U.S, government of President Donald Trump still seems [Continue]
POLITICS – Saving the euro: Why Germany must bring back the mark
IT’S TIME for Germany to abandon the euro – to save the European Union. The Euro is the official currency of the eurozone. It’s used by the institutions of the [Continue]
MICALLEFF – Putin’s risky Syrian gambit is not serving him well
RUSSIA INTERVENED intervened in the Syrian Civil War in September 2015, with the deployment of a range of 65 bombers and fighters, 16 attack helicopters and roughly 4,000 [Continue]
MICALLEF – Mystery still swirls around Hitler’s death 72 years later
THE SECOND World War ended 72 years ago. Historians have produced a voluminous history chronicling its course. Yet almost three-quarters of a century later, there are still [Continue]
POLITICS – The 100-day dash: how much did President Trump accomplish?
WHAT DO U.S. President Donald Trump’s first 100 days tell us about how his administration will evolve? The notion that the accomplishments of the first 100 days of a new [Continue]
WORLD POLITICS – Looking for lines in the sand in Syria, but it keeps shifting
LINES ARE BEING drawn in the sand in Syria, but the sand keeps shifting. Former U.S. president Barack Obama’s administration resolutely declared that Syrian President [Continue]
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