global governance

Have you heard of Our Common Agenda, the UN's "roadmap for upgrading the UN," and their new policy briefs on how they want to conquer cyberspace, the international financial system and (oh by the way) outer space? If not, why not? Joining us today to discuss this incredibly important topic and these incredibly important documents is author and researcher Dr. Jacob Nordangård.
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[Prefatory Note; This post consists of my responses questions posed by Daniel Falcone, an independent journalist two days after Mikhail Gorbachev’s death.] APPRAISING GORBACHEV I think it is safe to say that Mikhail Gorbachev had the greatest historical impact of any public figure since the end of World War II. To be sure, it is […]

Joining me today is Whitney Webb, here to discuss her recent research into a very intriguing (and highly suspicious) story regarding a Google engineer and his claims about a sentient artificial Intelligence — and the subsequent denial by Google itself. Today we will review this claim and its surrounding information, as well as the possibility Read More...

This week on the New World Next Week: the world government globalists say the quiet part out loud when talking about the CBDC monetary shift; whatever happened in Bucha can only be seen in light of the admitted info war; and Biden reaffirms the ongoing cybersecurity emergency.
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[This is a longer than usual post. It is my chapter contribution to The Great Awakenkng: New Modes of Thinking Amid the Ruins of Capitalism (2020) edited by Anna Grear & Davd Bollier. My text is preoccupied with the decline of the state as an efficient problem-solving instrument in a period where global scale challenges […]

  Global Governance After the COVID Pandemic   Introductory Observations   In making conjectures about global governance in the post-COVID-19 era, it is important to be both cautious and clear. Cautious because there are many uncertainties, including knowing when the Coronavirus Pandemic has subsided sufficiently to make special precautions no longer necessary. Is it at […]

Is the United States a Failing State? A Failed State?
 

Will China be the New Russia? The Future of American Geopolitics
 

[Prefatory Note: The text below is a slightly edited interview on post-COVID prospects that was published in Mutekabiliyet, a Turkish student online journal, July 3, 2020]
Post-COVID Prospects Assessed

[Prefatory Note: This post is a slightly modified version of an editorial contribution to TMS (Transcend Media Service), June 22-28, 2020).]
 
Sanctioning the International Criminal Court