Covid’s pandemic has revealed the conflict of interest inherent to the American knowledge production model, in which the state subsidizes a scientific research that inevitably results in drugs patented by private companies.
The Trump administration risks finding itself at a crossroads that could pose a further problem for international law.
The most surprising thing about this whole story is that the cover of Hobbes’ magnum opus already gave it all away.
Although Hayek’s was pimped as an economic treatise, it is really a far-right political tract, Declan Hayes writes.
When it comes to serious, cutting edge STEM research, Europe and much of America are not in the race and autocrats like von der Leyen and Kallas are not going to get them even to the starting line.
In the century following Hume’s, Goethe’s 19th century, modern science found out that suicide is far from being a purely individual issue.
No wonder Russia is promoting an alternative, Ian Proud writes.
The 80th anniversary of the great victory only comes once, but there have been many popes throughout history.
