Charlie Kirk was hired to be a puppet, but by virtue of his unanticipated and inherent appeal he inadvertently developed into a player, writes Stephen Karganovic.
Netanyahu may yet call it diplomacy, but the world saw something else: a man reduced from an arrogant boaster of his control over the American president, to that president’s water boy.
Neither Europe nor the U.S. seemingly possesses the mettle for real war. And certainly, neither do their publics.
Trump doesn’t genuinely want Ukraine to take back territories, Martin Jay writes.
Hamas’s response to Trump’s is actually a conditional consent to put everything back in the blood-stained hands of the American Potus.
If all of a country’s energy is concentrated in data centers, how can a steel mill, a car factory, or any factory be opened?
Putin can live with Trump’s ‘Janus schizophrenia’ – as Russian forces advance on all key battle fronts.
The answer matters less than the realisation that he is not, and never will be, the saviour of civilisation.
