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Angry Young Men: A Crisis for the Democratic Party

If Kamala Harris loses the election to Donald Trump, the finger-pointing will inevitably land on disaffected young men. As troubling as it is, there’s a distinct fear surrounding this demographic: in the political landscape, angry young men represent a potent and unpredictable force. Liberal commentators have been scratching …

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“Disenfranchised Voices: The Struggle of Arab Americans in Dearborn Ahead of the 2024 Election”

As the 2024 election draws near, Arab American voters in Dearborn, Michigan, find themselves grappling with a profound sense of disenfranchisement and frustration. With ongoing U.S. foreign policy failures—particularly regarding the crisis in Gaza—many in this community feel their voices have been silenced, leading to a complex electoral …

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The Kazan Declaration and BRICS: A New Era for Global Power Dynamics

The 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia, has arguably reshaped the narrative of global power dynamics, with the Kazan Declaration emerging as a resolute challenge to U.S.-dominated geopolitics. This pivotal document underscores a unified BRICS vision that opposes the misuse of global institutions for political leverage, advocates for …

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Will Trump’s Populist Appeal Outshine Harris’s Historic Bid?

As the U.S. gears up for the November 2024 election, it’s not only a contest between two candidates but also between two visions of America’s future. While Vice President Kamala Harris brings the promise of progress, diversity, and inclusivity as the first woman of color to run for …

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The Dark Side of Sovereign Wealth Funds

A U.S. sovereign wealth fund would put large chunks of the economy under effective government control and diminish Congress’ power over the executive. Proposals for a federally based sovereign wealth fund (SWF) have emerged almost simultaneously, though separately from the Biden White House and the Trump campaign. Such …

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Iran is Gaining Ground in Jordan

A Jordanian population sympathetic to Iran’s ambitions, coupled with the country’s long border with Israel, could turn Jordan into a potential launching pad for attacks against Israel. Jordanians marched in the capital of Amman last week, holding aloft portraits of the late secretary general of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah. …

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Europe, brace for a potential Trump return to the White House

There was once a day when the U.S.’s close alliance with Europe, enshrined in NATO, rested on the importance of a collective commitment to democratic values. This shared ideological belief began the alliance and underpinned its survival throughout decades. Today, the potency of this shared ideology has seemingly …

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The Waning Pax Americana: Middle East Faces New Realities

Robert Taylor  As tensions flare across the Middle East, the United States finds itself at a crossroads regarding its influence in the region. The Israeli response to attacks from Hezbollah in Lebanon and Iran’s increasingly aggressive stance highlights the diminishing sway Washington holds in shaping regional outcomes. The …

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Israel, Iran, and the Nuclear Threat: Escalating Risks in an Anarchic World

Ursula Vonk As Israel and Iran inch closer to war, the specter of nuclear conflict looms ever larger. Even if Iran remains non-nuclear, a conventional war could still escalate to a point where Israel considers deploying its nuclear arsenal. This is a sobering reality often overlooked in discussions …

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