Crisis

Turkey, once begging to enter the EU, is now becoming a truly independent power.

2021 may make 2020 look like a blessed haven of stability, Patrick Armstrong writes.

The long and extreme neoliberal shredding of the United States’ never-impressive social safety net has compelled millions of American workers to remain in high-risk low-paying jobs to keep putting food on the table.

A consistent theme in the fiction of Michel Houellebecq is that we in the West have done exactly that. Bourgeois individualism and materialism are and will be the death of us, he says.

Britain is facing one of the most serious crises in its history under the least serious leadership it has ever known. The Brexiteers turned out to be a bigger danger than Brexit.

Pandemia is a place where a deadly virus pandemic spreads in an out-of-control fashion, Wayne Madsen writes.

Trump’s denial is bringing death to American society and the very nation, Finian Cunningham writes.

The COVID-19 outbreak provides a sharp demonstration of the loss of the West’s mojo.

Red America will reach back to old values and try to draw out, from the tale of their erosion and neglect, an explication for their present distress.

It has become an unquestioned “fact” that the world is doomed by vast overpopulation. From children’s textbooks to apocalyptic movies the narrative is unquestioningly pushed. But how exactly do we know when and if there is a breaking point? Watch the video and read more in the Editorial article by Joaquin Flores.