Plastics have been both a gift and a curse from an environmental standpoint
Plastic Waste: The World Makes, China Takes
China now imports a majority of the world’s annual waste plastic.
Ending Inequality Between Countries: Not By Trade Alone
Is a world of approximately equal country incomes really possible to envisage any time soon?
Catalonia: First Signs of a Return to Reason?
Reviving the autonomy deal that foundered in Spain’s constitutional court back in 2010 would find the support of the majority of Spaniards, including the Catalans.
Annulling the Iran Deal: A Dangerous Strategic Mistake
Trump rendering the Iran deal null and void will irreparably undermine America’s global, moral and political leadership.
The Saudi Paper Tiger
Far from dominant, Saudi Arabia’s future in the Middle East is that of a second fiddle state.
Striding Tall: US Vs. USSR
Did the capitalist United States or the communist Soviet Union experience faster height increases?
A Great Leap Upward?
In the 20th century, Southern Europe and China experienced height increases along with economic development.
Battling for Independence: Small States Stake Their Claim
Beyond the present efforts in Catalonia and Iraqi Kurdistan: How do the strategies of existing small states Singapore, the UAE and Qatar compare?























