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In the beginning was the Pax Americana
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In the beginning was the Pax Americana
November 21, 2024

Make America Great Again will mean what? Restoring American hegemony in the world, or rebuilding America?

Scott Ritter: No ‘End of History’ in Ukraine
October 4, 2023

Francis Fukuyama’s triumphalist post-Cold War vision of liberal democracy — published in 1989 — had a major blindspot. It omitted history.

Scott Ritter: No ‘End of History’ in Ukraine
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The Plank in Frank Fukuyama’s Eye
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The Plank in Frank Fukuyama’s Eye
October 22, 2022

Francis Fukuyama is still pointing out all the ways illiberal regimes fail to keep their promises. But look around you.

‘The Establishment’s Last Roll of the Dice’: What Will Become of Europe?
February 15, 2019

Europe is hovering at the cusp of debt-induced recession. But to speak about the first recession in 26 years, is also to speak about a Europe where the youngest generation has no experience of what a recession is like.

‘The Establishment’s Last Roll of the Dice’: What Will Become of Europe?
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Francis Fukuyama and the End of Social Media Freedoms
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Francis Fukuyama and the End of Social Media Freedoms
November 9, 2018

It seems that the American political scientist would fully support yet more intolerance in the world of social media as a means of preserving America’s freedom-squashing status quo.

Who Is Isolating Whom?
July 9, 2018

Despite US efforts at engineering Regime Change from Ukraine to Brazil, the accession of India and Pakistan to the SCO confirms the isolation of NATO in the wider world.

Who Is Isolating Whom?
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The Twilight of Unipolar American Power
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The Twilight of Unipolar American Power
July 5, 2017

…So no more double standards and no more unnecessary and counter-productive interference and intervention in the waters of the Asia-Pacific, specifically the South CHINA Sea.

The American Military’s Real Problem: Shooting ‘Ants’ With ‘Elephant Guns’
November 18, 2016

In combating asymmetric threats, we have to ask ourselves, on which side of the asymmetry do we sit? Typically and almost in a cliché manner, we depict our side as superior – we have the technology, we have the equipment, we have the on-going development capabilities. But do we really have the money for such high-end, extended, near-endless military campaigns?

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