Why Banning Autonomous Weapons Is More Dangerous Than Developing Them Responsibly
By: Noah Gibbs (Guest Writer)
Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to drastically change our lives. Driverless cars are changing how we move from place to...
The Times They Are a-Changin’?
by Josef Lusser (Guest Writer)
One need not be a very dedicated observer of politics to feel that the world is currently undergoing a considerable...
Why Protesting against Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities is an Act of Self-sabotage
By: Anja Vujakovic (Creative Director)
With global climate warming being the greatest environmental and political challenge of the 21st century, the need for alternative sources...
The Post-Trump GOP: Back to the Future?
As the 2020 electoral contest in the United States comes to a definite conclusion the two Presidential candidates are on the move: president-elect Joe...
Euro-Islam – the Change We Need
By: Ilenia Pappalardo (Staff Writer)
Islam has established roots and become visible across Europe to the extent that it is no longer possible to...
A New EU-Africa Trade Pact: A Partnership of Equals?
by Michael Asiedu (Staff Writer)
In his most recent State of the Union speech, European Commission (EC) President Jean-Claude Juncker outlined the details of a...
The War on Words and the Loss of Substance
Many’s the time one reads about deep trenches within Western societies, but it seems that little has been done to overcome this split. Populism...
Overcoming Signs of Our Division
The secret ballot allows each citizen to cast their vote as they desire, without outside influences, pressure, repercussions, or censure. Until 1890, US citizens...
Ukraine on the Search for Itself
By: Raphaela Tiefenbacher (Staff Writer)
The 2014 Euromaidan protests also unveiled both the hope and horror to be found in the country. A country with a...
The Power of Political Rhetoric
The 45th President of the United States has spent the last four years in office promoting the rhetoric that has invalidated educated communication. The...
