Gardiner Harris, a former pharmaceutical industry reporter for The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, has accused Johnson & Johnson (J&J) of a pattern of misconduct spanning decades, arguing that
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa has authorized the deployment of foreign military personnel with criminal and civil immunity as part of expanded security operations against organized crime, according to a government decree issued
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Cuba’s National Assembly has unanimously approved a broad package of 176 economic and social reforms designed to restructure the country’s economy, increase decentralization and address the impact of what Cuban authorities describe
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The member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) concluded a two-day summit in Kazan with the adoption of the Kazan Declaration, a document outlining expanded cooperation between ASEAN and
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Sócrates Brasileiro Sampaio de Souza Vieira de Oliveira, the Brazilian midfielder widely known as Sócrates, spent his career challenging the political and economic forces shaping modern football, warning that the sport’s growing
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The sound arrives before the impact. The buzzing of a propeller engine, the movement of a drone descending through the air, followed by the explosion. For residents of cities across Russia, the
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In its report, El País examines the devastating economic consequences of the war involving Iran and the United States, showing how ordinary Iranian citizens are experiencing the conflict not only through political
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The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has created a new security dilemma: the same technologies capable of strengthening national defenses can also provide powerful tools for cybercriminals, terrorist organizations and hostile governments.
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For decades, governments attempting to address Iran’s growing regional influence and nuclear ambitions have relied on diplomacy, sanctions and negotiations. A detailed analysis by the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs
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The early internet was sold as a challenge to sovereignty. Information would route around borders, jurisdiction would dissolve into bandwidth, and the territorial state, the durable invention of the seventeenth-century Westphalian order,
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The discovery and continuing excavation of human remains at the Chemmani mass grave in northern Sri Lanka have intensified demands for answers from the government and renewed calls for international attention to
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The latest round of tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban authorities has once again been accompanied by allegations of civilian casualties resulting from Pakistani military actions. Such allegations inevitably attract international attention,
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The Okinawan artist Kinjo Minoru is haunted by the tragedy of the 1945 Battle of Okinawan and the military occupation that has marked the island ever since. His art is informed by that sensibility.
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While Israel and Iran have been at loggerheads for several years now, by and large, the Middle East countries such as Qatar, Kuwait, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia have kept themselves aloof
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The deeper we explore humanity’s past, the harder it becomes to sustain some of the most powerful political myths of the modern world. For more than a century, authoritarian ideologies have sought
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There are moments in history when certain truths transcend the realm of partisan disputation and ascend into the sanctified domain of national memory. Such truths are not manufactured by eloquence, nor are
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