Tag: Trump

Book Review and Interview with Author Jonathan Greenberg What if, after the political horrors and social cruelties of his first ...

Populists make empty promises. They exploit people’s discontent, raise expectations but cannot deliver solutions. They claim to represent the “will ...

2018 was a watershed year. The geopolitical table turned: The world changed from order to disorder. True, the ordered world ...

The 2018 midterm elections highlighted the political power of women: Record numbers of women ran for office, winning more than ...

The big news from the G20 meeting that just closed in Buenos Aires is the 90-day truce in the U.S.-China ...

The midterms handed the House to the Democrats but not the Senate, despite receiving some 12 million votes more than ...

Since 2011, the South American neighbourhood has concocted a novel regionalist scheme, the Pacific Alliance (PA). Oriented towards motivating deeper trade ...

Previous articles about why populism is dangerous have addressed the issue of austerity (here), the public health crisis (here),  the ...

It feels as if the 2016 Presidential election was just yesterday but yet it is already November 2018 and the US ...

Populism is dangerous and has shown overtime an irresistible propensity for war. Public safety, health and the economy are at ...

The first months after the 2016 election results were the hardest. Falling victim to having to pick a side was ...

The fight between US President Trump and French President Macron at the United Nations General Assembly hit headlines around the ...