
The Liberum - 04/10/2026
A resonant image of a shark confined within a small aquarium, a powerful metaphor for […]

Max von Kreyfelt - 01/10/2026
Rob Jetten has been the Netherlands' prime minister since February. That sentence alone evokes a […]

Rami Audi - 29/09/2026
Some political ideas disappear when their historical moment does. Others wait. Zionism has always belonged […]

Oscar Hammerstein - 28/09/2026
In his address to the United Nations on 22 September 2026, King Abdullah of Jordan […]

Nadia Ahmad - 26/09/2026
America and Israel may have killed the samurai. They did not kill the sword. At […]

Adriana Lebbos - 26/09/2026
I went to see Yayoi Kusama yesterday. I went for the art and stayed for […]

Rafic Taleb - 25/09/2026
The central reality of the Syrian conflict is no longer the fall of Bashar al-Assad. […]

Rami Audi - 22/09/2026
Russia is moving east. The shift is no longer merely geographical. The war in Ukraine […]

Oscar Hammerstein - 21/09/2026
The attacks of September 11, 2001, served as a wake-up call. Militant Islam’s claim to […]

Max von Kreyfelt - 19/09/2026
Flemish veteran politician Filip Dewinter has a message for Muslims in Europe. Not an 87-page […]