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The Age of Anxiety Redux

In 1948 the poet, W.H. Auden, published a long poem he titled, The Age of Anxiety, in which four characters express their anxiety about their place in a world that has been destroyed by two world wars and was threatened by a third, and nuclear, world war. He described the faces in the bars, the people trying to cling to average days that no longer existed, all hoping that the lights wouldn’t go out, that the music...

Christopher Black

Information Pandemic over the Coronavirus

The number-one topic making the news today and being discussed by the general public all around the world is the development of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, and the impact this epidemic will have on the economy and international relations in general. Perhaps one of the most hopeful messages to be heard in the international news thus...

Vladimir Odintsov

Is Afghan “Peace” Crumbling Already?

Whereas the US-Taliban ‘truce deal’ is historic in many ways, the fact that real peace in Afghanistan remains hostage to a lot more complex power dynamics than the US war has become sharply evident ever since the announcement of the deal. The Ghani administration has already rejected the part of the deal about the release of 5,000 Taliban prisoners...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Confusion and Vacillation in the West

Vladimir Mashin

Philippines: Crawling Out From Under America's Shadow?

Joseph Thomas

Wall Street Whacked by Boot Straps

Deena Stryker

New Evidence of US Ties to Terrorists

Valery Kulikov

Coronavirus and the Gates Foundation

F. William Engdahl

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