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Haiti: Cholera Resurgence Threatens Vulnerable Communities, HRW Says
A resurgence of cholera in Haiti’s West department underscores the urgent need for coordinated, long-term action to restore basic water and sanitation systems, Human Rights Watch said Wednesday. The...
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Starmer Must Look At Bigger Picture On UK Asylum System – OpEd
By Mohamed Chebaro How to deal with migrants and asylum seekers in the UK remains a highly divisive and contentious issue. It is likely to remain so, as the government and opposition parties trade...
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Syrian Interim Leader Ahmed Al-Sharaa To Visit Washington Next Week
By Mansour Al-Maswari (Al Bawaba) -- Syrian interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa is set to arrive in Washington on November 10 for high-stakes talks with U.S. officials, marking the first visit by a...
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Why Is Health Care Expensive? – OpEd
With the government shutdown largely over the future of Obamacare, it is a good time to say a bit about the ridiculous cost of healthcare in the United States. While Republicans blame high healthcare...
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An Oregon Utility’s Break With Coal Brings Customer Savings
By Alex Baumhardt (Oregon Capital Chronicle) -- In a rare departure from the norm, one of the three monopoly electric utilities operating in Oregon is asking state regulators for permission to lower...
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The Multipolarism Of Fools – OpEd
Donald Trump hates Antifa. He hates late-night TV hosts, Democratic-controlled cities, and anyone who has ever challenged him in court. As of October, he officially hates the Nobel committee for not...
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US Supreme Court Frosty On Trump’s Tariff Power As World Watches
By Brett Rowland (The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme Court gave President Donald Trump's tariff authority a chilly reception on Wednesday, with his economic agenda hanging in the balance and...
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Growing Drone Use Raises Likelihood Of Attacks By Self-Directed Machines
From Burkina Faso to Sudan, drones have gained an ever-increasing role in conflicts, evolving from reconnaissance tools to nearly unstoppable airborne explosives. Now, experts worry, those same...
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Central Asian Leaders Arriving In Washington For Trump Summit
(Eurasianet) -- Central Asian leaders are traveling to Washington for a summit with President Donald Trump carrying a diverse agenda that extends beyond trade topics. Uzbek President Shavkat...
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Belgian Court Convicts Two For EU Funds Misuse Linked To Nigel Farage’s...
By Elisa Braun (EurActiv) -- The UK may have long ago left the European Union, but the legal fallout from Brexit is still rumbling on inside Belgium’s legal machinery. A criminal court in Brussels on...
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Bulgarian MPs To Form Commission To Investigate George Soros’s Influence
The parliamentary probe based on conspiracy theories about the philanthropist’s alleged meddling is backed by Bulgaria's main pro-Russian and nationalist parties as well as by tycoon Delyan Peevski’s...
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Mushroom Clouds On The Horizon? What Trump’s Threat Means For Global Nuclear...
By Mike Eckel In June 2019, the director of the Pentagon’s main intelligence agency made an eyebrow-raising allegation about Russia and its nuclear programs: Moscow is testing its atomic weapons."The...
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Those In Who Say That ‘Without A Victory Over Ukraine, Russia Will Cease To...
As Putin’s war in Ukraine drags on, some of his ideologists are insisting that “without a victory over Ukraine, Russia will cease to exist” are living in a past that no longer exists and one, that if...
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Why Food Stamp Recipients (And Government Contractors) Should Not Be Allowed...
By Ryan McMaken The federal government shutdown in recent weeks has highlighted the full cost of many government programs, including the food stamp program. Many people—especially the kind who don’t...
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Targeting Palantir And Nvidia: Profits, Prophets And Overvalued AI Stocks – OpEd
In an industry of seedy soothsayers, cocksure charlatans and resourceful rogues, honest and accurate appraisals are exquisitely rare. When it comes to economics, investments and finance, this is...
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Iran: Regime Executes 76 In 12 Days – OpEd
On November 4, 2025, the “No to Executions Tuesdays” campaign entered its 93rd consecutive week, with prisoners on hunger strike across 54 of Iran’s most notorious prisons. This powerful act of...
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As Sudan’s Agony Deepens, Scrutiny Sharpens On UAE And Gold – Analysis
Massacres in El-Fasher pushed Sudan’s war back into the global spotlight in Geneva. A Swiss NGO is drawing attention to the United Arab Emirates’ booming gold trade, widely seen as a key source of...
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How The RSF Takeover Of El-Fasher Compounded The Suffering Of Sudan’s...
By Anan Tello In the dust-choked streets of El-Fasher in western Sudan, children cling to the hands of younger siblings as they flee the only homes they have ever known, their eyes wide with fear and...
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Armenia: Festering Conflict Between Church And Government – Analysis
By Benoit Lannoo While President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan is ramping up his claim to the neighbouring country again, the conflict in Armenia between the government of Nikol Pashinyan and the...
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Demographic Crime: How Russia Is Repopulating Occupied Territories – Analysis
By Anastasiia Hrubryna Experts believe that - beginning with the 2014 annexation of Crimea and the seizure of parts of Donetsk and Luhansk regions - Russia is engaging in a systematic campaign to...
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