Tag: Civil War



The Vatican should stop speaking in tongues and call out the massacres in the Congo, Nigeria, Sudan and Syria for what they are.

The persistence of polarization could lead to localized conflicts, increased political violence, and a weakening of democratic institutions.

The US Supreme Court opened its current term, as customary, on the first Monday of October, with a docket consisting of cases accumulated over the summer recess, followed by oral arguments in pending cases. The pretense of normalcy could not conceal the reality of a high court facing corruption scandals, particularly involving its most senior justice,

Genocide is a crime, ‘the crime of all crimes.’ It stands alone; no mitigation or extenuation attaches to genocide