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Caught In Belgium: Universal Jurisdiction And The IDF – OpEd

Two soldiers find themselves in Belgium attending the Tomorrowland festival in Boom, Belgium. Entertainment beckons. The festival, held near...

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Binoy Kampmark

The Surge Of Turkish Tourists To The Greek Islands: Why Are They So Popular? – OpEd

As of July 2025, over one million Turkish citizens have visited the Greek islands using the “visa on arrival” system[^1]. These travelers, who pay...

previous day 3

Haluk Direskeneli

Thai-Cambodian Clashes Along Border After Months Of Building Tensions – OpEd

On Thursday July 24, Cambodia and Thai forces clashed for over 8 hours. This is after a Thai soldier was maned by a mine planted on what is claimed...

previous day 5

Murray Hunter

US Supreme Court Leaves Door Open For Government To Censor Speech Through Collusion With Social Media Companies – OpEd

In a blow to First Amendment freedoms, the U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hold Facebook/Meta accountable for colluding with the government to...

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The Rutherford Institute Newsroom

Al-Shaara Proved He Is Still A Jihadist Commander – OpEd

Recently, we saw large-scale violence targeting the Syrian Druze community in Sweida province in southern Syria. Druze are a small religious...

previous day 6

Manish Rai

Wildfires And Heatwaves Persist As Eastern Europe Faces Climate Emergency – OpEd

On July 23, 2025, Anadolu Agency highlighted the stark contrast in weather patterns across Europe, with Eastern Europe grappling with relentless...

previous day 3

Henry Davies

Lines of Contention: Why ASEAN Must Lead In Resolving The Thailand-Cambodia Border Dispute – OpEd

The inability to define the Thailand-Cambodia border line persists due to nationalist manipulation combined with weak regional conflict resolution...

previous day 3

Simon Hutagalung

War-Torn Sudan Seeks Closer Ties To Israel – OpEd

Sudan has been tearing itself apart in a brutal civil war for two long years. A clash between two powerful military leaders has devastated the...

previous day 3

Neville Teller

Can We Have Prosperity Without Growth? – OpEd

“Prosperity Without Growth” is a book by author and economist Tim Jackson. It was originally released as a report by the Sustainable Development...

previous day 3

Hari Prasad Shrestha

Fragment Or Federation: The Geostrategic Stakes Of Stability In The Northwest – OpEd

The northwestern frontier of Pakistan has been the pivot between nation building and disturbance of regions. This is a region sharing the Khyber...

previous day 2

Ali Hassan

Is Europe’s Free Ride Over? – OpEd

By Jake Scott A welcome and significant change has come to European politics: an admission that the European Union (EU) has relied

previous day 3

James Bovard

How Psychology Is Catching Up With The Reality Of Human Action – OpEd

By Oscar Damberg The method of Austrian economics is praxeology, fundamentally grounded upon the action axiom. The axiom’s most popular

previous day 3

Mises

A Sceptic’s Take On The Nuclear Bomb – OpEd

The first time that an atomic bomb was used as a weapon of war was on 6 August 1945 in

previous day 3

Ramesh Thakur

How The Trump Administration Wields The Federal Government’s Power Over Public Education – OpEd

With the help of the U.S. Supreme Court and congressional Republicans, Trump is turning public education into the great unequalizer.

previous day 2

Jeff Bryant

A Rabbi Sees The Qur’an’s Understanding Of Creation – OpEd

“Indeed, your Lord is God, who created the heavens and the earth in six Divine Days (of 13.7 billion Planet

previous day 1

Rabbi Allen S. Maller

Waco, Epstein, And Washington’s War On Truth – OpEd

How many atrocities can the federal government get away with? Americans are still vexed by the answers that Congress failed to

previous day 2

James Bovard

The Virus That Was Born An Orphan: The Origin Of SARS-CoV-2 And The Silence Of Institutions – OpEd

By Marcos Giansante In any infectious outbreak, one of the first steps in the epidemiological response is to locate case one—the first infected...

thursday 6

Mises

A Sea Of Discord? Intensifying Military Drills Threaten Stability In The Caspian Region – OpEd

By Andrei Matveev (TCA) — On Monday, Russia and Iran launched joint military exercises in the Caspian Sea under the banner “Together for a Safe and...

thursday 4

Liberty Nation

Hunter Biden Defends Joe, And Confirms Worst Fears – OpEd

By Mark Angelides Exactly one year after President Joe Biden announced that he would not be running for re-election, former first son Hunter Biden...

thursday 3

Liberty Nation

Starving Gazans – OpEd

Gazans are starving. They are starving because of the actions of the Israel government, undertaken with the critical support of the United States...

thursday 3

Adam Dick

Public Funding Is The Solution To Media Bias, Not The Driver – OpEd

The billionaire class has its sights set on an ignorant populace that would be more receptive to its morally bankrupt ideology. If ever there was a...

thursday 3

Sonali Kolhatkar

Protecting Sudan’s Children From War And Starvation – OpEd

In the midst of Sudan’s relentless civil war, children have increasingly become the primary victims of a brutal and indiscriminate violence that...

thursday 3

Dr. Majid Rafizadeh

Keffiyeh Clash: Palestine Symbol May Or May Not Be Allowed In EU Parliament – OpEd

By Magnus Lund Nielsen (EurActiv) — Clarity is not a concept often associated with the European Parliament. So it should come as little surprise...

thursday 3

Euractiv

From Hero To Zero – OpEd

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, in February 2022, Volodymyr Zelensky has been elevated to the status of a hero King, pure in thought and...

thursday 1

Ian Proud

How Not To Reform A University: Trump’s Harvard Obsession – OpEd

The messy scrap between the Trump administration and Harvard University was always more than a touch bizarre. On June 4, President Donald Trump...

thursday 4

Binoy Kampmark

African Leaders Choose Geopolitical Solidarity Over Economic Development With Russia – OpEd

From various interpretations, Russia is taking advantage of the past Soviet-era connections and Africa’s growing dissatisfaction and disappointment...

thursday 3

Kester Kenn Klomegah

The End Of The Olive Groves: Green Destruction In The Name Of Coal – OpEd

In July 2025, the Turkish Grand National Assembly passed a controversial law allowing the clearing of olive groves and the exploitation of lignite...

thursday 4

Haluk Direskeneli

Anwar’s Legal Immunity Claim Destroys Any Moral High Ground: Yusoff Rawther Sexual Harassment Case – OpEd

Malaysian prime minister Anwar Ibrahim is pulling out all stops to prevent a sexual harassment case against him claim in the civil court. Anwar is...

thursday 1

Murray Hunter

France’s Dystopian Idea – OpEd

Facing the political impasse of the entire French system, France congers a dystopian moment: ban and punish all criticism of “the Republic.” The...

thursday 2

F. Andrew Wolf

Israel’s Conservative Counter-Revolution – OpEd

In the past two decades, the Netanyahu cabinets have sought to legally hammer Israeli democracy into a Jewish autocracy. In the past two years, the...

thursday 2

Dan Steinbock

Sudan: The SAF-Islamist Alliance And Its Growing Threat To The Country’s Christians – OpEd

Elements of the Sudanese Armed Forces, accompanied by Islamist militia and police officers, destroyed a Pentecostal Church complex in El Haj...

thursday 3

James Wilson

Mixed Ethnic Identity In Ethiopia: Debunking The Myth Of Ethnic Uniqueness – OpEd

This paper examines the challenges faced by Ethiopians of mixed ethnic and linguistic backgrounds under the ethnic federalism implemented since...

thursday 2

Girma Berhanu

The Strategic Use Of Human Rights Narratives In Conflict Zones – OpEd

The stories of human rights are a rather complicated and frequently disputable space in the present conflict areas. Even as such discourse remains...

thursday 3

Ali Hassan

Kosovo In (1981−1989): A Silent Secession From Serbia And Yugoslavia – OpEd

Preface The period of the 1980s in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was marked by a powerless federal government

thursday 3

Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirovic

A Genocide In Slow Motion: Gaza, Hunger, And The Collapse Of Humanitarian Law – OpEd

As starvation claims more lives each day in Gaza, legal experts and humanitarian leaders are sounding the alarm louder than ever: Israel’s...

23.07.2025 10

Umair Aslam Sherani

Robert Reich: So Much For Socialism – OpEd

When Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem unleashed her ICE shock troops on Los Angeles last month, she said: “We are not going away. We are...

23.07.2025 2

Robert Reich

Will An Iran Cyber Attack Panic Usher In A New Patriot Act? – OpEd

By Nicholas DeSimone In a 2007 interview, retired General Wesley Clark revealed that the Pentagon had a plan to “take out seven

23.07.2025 1

Mises

Is The World Order Collapsing? – OpEd

Sometimes, when the electricity goes out in a city, everyone works together to maintain order, help the most vulnerable residents, and find ways of...

23.07.2025 2

John Feffer

Economics And The New Left – OpEd

The election of Zohran Mamdani as the Democratic candidate for mayor of New York City has conventional Democrats reeling, and most of the rest of...

23.07.2025 3

John C. Goodman

Federal Funds Yanked From California’s Zombie Bullet Train Boondoggle – OpEd

The U.S. Department of Transportation officially terminated federal funding for California’s zombie bullet train boondoggle. The project...

23.07.2025 2

Craig Eyermann

Spanish Court Confirms Tehran’s Terror Network Targets European Voices Of Freedom – OpEd

In a resounding confirmation of the Iranian regime’s global terrorism, Spain’s High Court has formally charged eight individuals with the attempted...

23.07.2025 3

Sadegh Pashm-Foroush

Iran: ‘Hatred Towards Afghans Has Grown So Much’ – OpEd

By Mehraban Mh. Munir Afghans living in Iran have described arbitrary arrest, expulsion and confiscation of goods as Tehran stepped up deportations...

23.07.2025 2

Iwpr

Terms Of Convenience – OpEd

Our homes are getting smarter. Our devices are more intuitive, our routines increasingly automated. Whether it’s a smart TV that recommends what we...

23.07.2025 2

Noureen Akhtar

The Golden Idol Machine – OpEd

The other day, I found my high school yearbook. My kids were flipping through it, laughing at old photos and hairstyles, and one of them paused,...

23.07.2025 5

Joshua Stylman

Robert Reich: The Three Ways Trump Is Shafting His Base – OpEd

Trump is shafting his base economically in three ways most Trump voters don’t see or know. It’s important that they do. The Consumer Price Index...

23.07.2025 2

Robert Reich

What Is Allah’s 100th Name? – OpEd

Many Islamic scholars saw the 100th name of Allah as a future name like “ana” (I am). The learned scholar and mystic Mansur Al-Hallaj was put to...

23.07.2025 2

Rabbi Allen S. Maller

Diplomacy At A Crossroads: Ending The Korean Peninsula Standoff – OpEd

The Korean Peninsula stands at a precarious juncture that threatens both regional stability and the broader international order. Despite repeated...

23.07.2025 2

Simon Hutagalung

A Reflection On The Sounds Of Büyükada – OpEd

The island of Büyükada (Prinkipo), one of the Princes’ Islands near Istanbul, has long been a place of spiritual resonance and acoustic subtlety....

23.07.2025 4

Haluk Direskeneli

Reza Pahlavi And Monarchism: A Manufactured Project Of The Iranian Regime – OpEd

In the aftermath of Iran’s December 2017 uprising, when rebellious youth took to the streets and shattered the illusion of so-called...

23.07.2025 6

Fara Mahmoudi

Will The US Stop Aid To Pakistan? – OpEd

When U.S. Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib called for cutting or conditioning U.S. military aid to Pakistan during a January 24, 2025, Capitol Hill...

23.07.2025 4

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Caught In Belgium: Universal Jurisdiction And The IDF – OpEd

Binoy Kampmark

The Surge Of Turkish Tourists To The Greek Islands: Why Are They So Popular? – OpEd

Haluk Direskeneli

Thai-Cambodian Clashes Along Border After Months Of Building Tensions – OpEd

Murray Hunter

US Supreme Court Leaves Door Open For Government To Censor Speech Through Collusion With Social Media Companies – OpEd

The Rutherford Institute Newsroom

Al-Shaara Proved He Is Still A Jihadist Commander – OpEd

Manish Rai

Wildfires And Heatwaves Persist As Eastern Europe Faces Climate Emergency – OpEd

Henry Davies

Lines of Contention: Why ASEAN Must Lead In Resolving The Thailand-Cambodia Border Dispute – OpEd

Simon Hutagalung

War-Torn Sudan Seeks Closer Ties To Israel – OpEd

Neville Teller

Can We Have Prosperity Without Growth? – OpEd

Hari Prasad Shrestha

Fragment Or Federation: The Geostrategic Stakes Of Stability In The Northwest – OpEd

Ali Hassan

Is Europe’s Free Ride Over? – OpEd

James Bovard

How Psychology Is Catching Up With The Reality Of Human Action – OpEd

Mises

A Sceptic’s Take On The Nuclear Bomb – OpEd

Ramesh Thakur

How The Trump Administration Wields The Federal Government’s Power Over Public Education – OpEd

Jeff Bryant

A Rabbi Sees The Qur’an’s Understanding Of Creation – OpEd

Rabbi Allen S. Maller

Waco, Epstein, And Washington’s War On Truth – OpEd

James Bovard

The Virus That Was Born An Orphan: The Origin Of SARS-CoV-2 And The Silence Of Institutions – OpEd

Mises

A Sea Of Discord? Intensifying Military Drills Threaten Stability In The Caspian Region – OpEd

Liberty Nation

Hunter Biden Defends Joe, And Confirms Worst Fears – OpEd

Liberty Nation

Starving Gazans – OpEd

Adam Dick

Public Funding Is The Solution To Media Bias, Not The Driver – OpEd

Sonali Kolhatkar

Protecting Sudan’s Children From War And Starvation – OpEd

Dr. Majid Rafizadeh

Keffiyeh Clash: Palestine Symbol May Or May Not Be Allowed In EU Parliament – OpEd

Euractiv

From Hero To Zero – OpEd

Ian Proud

How Not To Reform A University: Trump’s Harvard Obsession – OpEd

Binoy Kampmark

African Leaders Choose Geopolitical Solidarity Over Economic Development With Russia – OpEd

Kester Kenn Klomegah

The End Of The Olive Groves: Green Destruction In The Name Of Coal – OpEd

Haluk Direskeneli

Anwar’s Legal Immunity Claim Destroys Any Moral High Ground: Yusoff Rawther Sexual Harassment Case – OpEd

Murray Hunter

France’s Dystopian Idea – OpEd

F. Andrew Wolf

Israel’s Conservative Counter-Revolution – OpEd

Dan Steinbock

Sudan: The SAF-Islamist Alliance And Its Growing Threat To The Country’s Christians – OpEd

James Wilson

Mixed Ethnic Identity In Ethiopia: Debunking The Myth Of Ethnic Uniqueness – OpEd

Girma Berhanu

The Strategic Use Of Human Rights Narratives In Conflict Zones – OpEd

Ali Hassan

Kosovo In (1981−1989): A Silent Secession From Serbia And Yugoslavia – OpEd

Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirovic

A Genocide In Slow Motion: Gaza, Hunger, And The Collapse Of Humanitarian Law – OpEd

Umair Aslam Sherani

Robert Reich: So Much For Socialism – OpEd

Robert Reich

Will An Iran Cyber Attack Panic Usher In A New Patriot Act? – OpEd

Mises

Is The World Order Collapsing? – OpEd

John Feffer

Economics And The New Left – OpEd