The German legal system offers a perfect way out of a great U.S. legal conundrum during Trump’s second impeachment trial.
Why Was I Ever Born? Yemen — A Poem Article
While tens of thousands of Yemeni men, women and children are dying from starvation and disease, the world is shamelessly watching with deafening silence.
Europe’s COVID 19 Response Put in Perspective
The EU tends to move more slowly — but it does get its act together.
Rewarding Sacrifice, Valor and Patriotism: Statehood for Puerto Rico
In many ways, the case for Puerto Rican statehood is equally compelling as that for Washington, D.C.
Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum Run Away from Their Past
We are no fans of neo-liberalism. But look who is now suddenly disavowing it.
North Stream 2: What the Germans Must Do for Transatlantic Solidarity
As much as the current German government would wish otherwise, the North Stream 2 pipeline controversy continues to threaten European unity as well as transatlantic solidarity.
De-Trumpification? Moving the US Forward
Could Spain — not post-war Germany or post-Maoist China — serve Americans as a model to rid the U.S. of Mr. Trump for good?
US Exceptionalism is Dead: Long Live US Uniqueness?
After the shameful events of the afternoon of January 6th, 2021, can we reconcile U.S. exceptionalism with the disgraceful invasion of the U.S. Capitol? The short answer is no.
Italy: No Political Crisis, But an Economic One
The EU’s patience to throw Italy yet another lifeline after the current one is rapidly vanishing.
























