World · Middle East
Iran Crumbles as Iraq and Lebanon Rise Up
Iraqis burn Khamenei's posters and Lebanon chants against Nasrallah — Iran's empire is cracking where it was strongest.
Romy Haber
Essays
Watch Out for Iranian Imperialism in the Middle East
Though the Iranian regime doesn't deploy massive armies to conquer countries, it uses proxies to mask its increasing control over the Middle East.
Essays
Why Are Arab Armies So Ineffective?
Many issues, from incompetency to general lack of knowledge, hold back Arab armies and hinder them from reaching success on the battlefield.
Essays
The Belt and Road Initiative: A Dilemma in Italy
As Italy prepares to join the Belt and Road Initiative, a series of trade routes from Asia to Europe, some wonder if China is simply seeking more power.
Essays
The War on Journalists is Escalating
Journalists are responsible for delivering information to the public.
Opinion
Politicians are Afraid of Acknowledging Christian Persecution
Some politicians chose to not mention Christians when sending condolences after the Sri Lankan attacks despite it being a blatant attack on Christianity.
Essays
Science Proves That Gender Differences Exist Before Birth
Brain differences show up in the womb, before culture can touch them — denying that hurts women most.
World · Europe
Hizb ut-Tahrir, Radical Islamic Group, Applauded in Denmark
The highly controversial group Hizb ut-Tahrir, which seeks to establish a worldwide caliphate, recently organized in Denmark with little opposition.
Essays
Feminism and Libertarianism: Are They Compatible?
Feminism and Libertarianism were once on good terms.