What is preventing generational wealth transfer?

When we look back in time and consider the capital and assets that previous generations have built up, one might wonder why more wealth hasn’t been created during   →  

Trump’s shifting military adventures in Iran

It began with the assumption that it would be an easy victory for the US, that all of Iran’s warships and missile launchers had been neutralised, and that   →  

Is it more important to be morally right than factually correct?

Is it more important to be morally right than factually correct? Yes, this is a question that has become relevant in recent years. We see many politicians and   →  

A new major war in the Middle East or a limited exchange of missiles?

Since World War II, the US has been involved in a large number of wars, either directly or indirectly. These include wars in Korea, Vietnam, Panama (and other   →  

Sit still, or they’ll shoot you

When I was 21, I went to the US with two friends. We drove around Florida for a week and also spent some time in the Miami Beach   →  

In the age of feminism – women’s situation worsens rapidly

We’re in the age of feminism, and a lot of the public conversation is filled with different demands for men to fit in with women’s ideals. We’ve moved   →  

What we learn from the Epstein files

New files concerning Jeffrey Epstein’s varied activities are being released continuously. And the most striking thing is, of course, the paedophile allegations, which affect and disgust us, but   →  

The Problem with NATO

NATO is a military alliance that was formed in 1949 as a response to Soviet expansion in Europe. The original member countries were the United States, Belgium, Denmark,   →  

What lies behind the spread of right-wing extremism around the world?

Many liberals and socialists ask themselves why radical right-wing winds are blowing across the world, from Trump, Farage, Le Pen, Milei, and Bukele to Orbán, Fico, Meloni, and   →