Pandemic Recovery and Prevention: China’s New Global Accountability
By Neamat Nojumi
Transparent and open access to evidence and methods used by authorities to make decisions regarding a public health emergency are essential requirements to effectively respond to a pandemic,…
Looking Back to See Ahead: The Lessons of El Salvador and Afghanistan
By Todd Greentree
President Biden’s decision to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan no later than September 11, the anniversary of the terrorist attacks that led to the intervention 20 years ago, has focused attention on the U.S. end game and its uncertain prognosis. It is too soon to judge the results of…
The Politics of Limited Vision
By Tony Schwalm
According to the US Federal Aviation Administration, controlled flight into terrain is described as the unintentional collision with something other than a cloud (like a mountain) while the aircraft…
The Miracle of Science: Discovering a Linkage between the Covid-19 Vaccine and Cancer Treatment
The development of Covid-19 vaccines is already stopping ruthless deaths caused by coronavirus inflictions across developed countries and slowly throughout the rest of the world.
China: A 21st Success or Failure?
By Thomas Barfield
The direction of the current global path forward China finds itself on is greatly influenced by its storied past. The People’s Republic of China (PRC) was established in 1949 as a revolutionary socialist regime that attempted to radically transform China’s society and economy…