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For over a decade Albania has served as the unexpected refuge for the exiled Mojahedin-e-Khalq (MEK), once cast off as a “foreign terrorist organization” by the US and Iran alike.
The history of Yankeedom (those States generally north of the Ohio River and beginning with Minnesota heading east, but also including their descendants further west: California, Oregon, Washington, and Utah) began in New England with a group of
The cultural hegemony of the linguistic turn in contemporary philosophy confines meaning to discursive and intersubjective mediation, thereby overlooking—as Heidegger’s ontological hermeneutics demonstrates—its existential ground in the finitude o
Stalin’s immense popularity in contemporary Russia is a complex phenomenon.
In his address during the General Debate of the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly on September 23, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto unveiled a striking — at first glance rather sharp — but, for informed analysts, not especia
The death of the contemporary forms of social order ought to gladden rather than trouble the soul. But what is frightening is that the departing world leaves behind it not an heir, but a pregnant widow.
In his treatise Toward Perpetual Peace (Zum ewigen Frieden, 1795), Kant had argued that rational morality must underpin a just and lasting political order, insisting that peace is not merely the absence of war o
In the United States, Russophobia manifests in two distinct forms: right-liberal (McCarthyite) and left-liberal (Trotskyist and neocon).
Constantin von Hoffmeister argues that Israel’s entrenchment in Gaza and Syria, combined with collapsing U.S. public support, signals a split in the Judeo-Christian alliance and the rise of Darwinian multipolarity.
Alexander Dugin declares that Emmanuel Todd’s prophecy signals the downfall of Europe’s liberal elites and the rise of the forces of the people.
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