A Year of Donald Trump: How He Has Reordered the Global Chessboard
In his first year back at the White House, Donald Trump has taken a profound turn in U.S. foreign policy…
Aleksandr Dugin’s Multipolar World: An Authoritarian and Reactionary Fallacy
In a recent article Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin lays out an alarmist, deeply authoritarian vision for the global order…
The Gap Between Citizens and Power: An Analysis
The gap between citizenry and power becomes a vicious circle that fuels itself with moral ammunition…
In Vitro Motherhood and the New Technologies of Being
The dilemma lies in the responsibility of guaranteeing care, dignity, and a future, a task that embodies, perhaps, one of humanity’s most profound gestures…
The Failure of Success
In recent times, success has become the measure of all things, and labeling it on a personal, professional, or social level often appears to signal the triumph of the individual over the…
Genocide as fratricide: unbearable proximity disguised as otherness
We should reconsider the role of the unbearable proximity of the neighbor as a source of this extreme violence…
The science of starvation: this is what happens to your body when it’s deprived of food
When food assistance falls short in quality or quantity, or when clean water is unavailable, malnutrition rapidly worsens…
US and Iran have a long, complicated history, spanning far beyond Israel’s strikes on Tehran
Relations between the United States and Iran have been fraught for decades…
A Century Later: A Renewed Open Letter Against the Return of Fascism
Let our voices, our work, and our principles be a bulwark against authoritarianism. Let this message be a renewed declaration of defiance…
Trump’s Afrikaners are South African opportunists, not refugees: what’s behind the US move
True, South Africa has one of the highest murder rates in the world. But it is poor black South Africans – not whites – who are principal victims…