Brent Bozell is a long-time crusader against alleged liberal media bias and more recent Trump supporter
If we are to avoid a world where impunity reigns and the powerful are above the law, states committed to international justice must rethink accountability approaches and alliances
The US president-elect’s threat to Brics and regressive climate change stance risk stoking tension
The US Congress may want to consider issues with ambassadorial appointments and mission-level strategic planning before the next presidential inauguration
Christian rights groups have spent millions over four years in efforts to push anti-abortion and anti-LGBTQIA+ agendas
The current administration delivered an American foreign policy that continues to benefit vested interests. Different administration, different party, same script
US President Joe Biden said Sinwar’s death marked “a good day” for Israel, America, and the world
Ensure that you vote early if you’ re a US citizen not living in the United States
Residents have been told to evacuate or die. The Category 5 storm follows two weeks after Category 4 Hurricane Helene hit the area
The US vice-president needs to come up with a message that resonates with the white middle and working class to win them over in this election
Democracy’s march has been relentless this year as world leaders confront the will of the people
Donald Trump is unlikely to end up in jail, but even if he were incarcerated, the legal judgment doesn’t disqualify him from continuing his bid for the presidency
The tariffs hamper efforts to grapple with climate change, including by reducing greenhouse gas emissions
The work of the French Renaissance philosopher offers wisdom applicable to modern politics
US President Joe Biden’s handling of Israel’s war on Gaza could lose him the all-important student vote
A landmark court ruling resulted in ‘dark money’ – donations from untraceable sources, both big business and citizens – shaping America’s democracy
Talks mediated by the United States, Egypt and Qatar have been ongoing since Sunday
If we make God in our image, let it not be the genocidal maniac worthy only of contempt but rather a God of kindness, worthy of our worship
Two of the most unpopular presidential candidates ever are trying to remedy that by bashing each other
The American presidential hopeful’s world policies make him a bull in a china shop
This era in politics is crying out for a great chronicler in the mould of the American writer
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana noted that South Africa’s position on Israel’s occupation of Palestine has always been clear
Tensions between the US and China could come to a head early this year, posing another risk to the global economy
It should be the day of ANC’s reckoning, but opposition parties such as the Democratic Alliance should polish up their messaging on Israel’s war in Gaza
Beware that when you dehumanise your opponent, you dehumanise yourself
The US president could pay dearly at the polls, as the global economy counts the costs of fracturing
There is good and bad news – strong bipartisan support for improving Agoa and little consensus on what improvements should be made to the Act
The volatile nature of the conflict takes out any latitude for inaction from the American president
South Africa’s eligibility has been called into question, with some US lawmakers citing the country’s stance on Russia and, most recently, Israel and Gaza
Africa’s stock is rising amid the United States’ efforts to wrestle back economic influence on the continent
Trade unions from the US and sub-Saharan Africa will be calling for decent work to be put on the agenda at this week’s Agoa forum
As two wars rage, the International Monetary Fund has warned that geopolitical fragmentation will hurt a still fragile global economy