A conversation with Iurie Rosca I am very pleased to welcome back to the blog Moldovan journalist-in-exile Iurie Rosca. My previous conversations with Iurie (“The fall from liberalism to global technocracy” and “Putin: An alternative perspective”) were both thought-provoking and wildly popular. Much has occurred since our last interview nearly two […]
Safety and convenience for Russians of all ages! The commercial enterprise that controls Russians’ biometric data has introduced new ways to use your face as a form of ID, resulting in unprecedented levels of safety and convenience in the Russian Federation. Russians young and old are already reaping the benefits of their […]
Another nail in the coffin of the unipolar world order While the lamestream media obsess over a fire that broke out at COP30, another Brazilian fire—the metaphorical kind, the kind that zoomers use to indicate that something is very cool (multipolar), i.e., “that is fire”—went largely unreported: BRICS co-founder Brazil and the […]
Not to be confused with unipolar carbon markets On November 22, the G20 will gather in BRICS-state South Africa to discuss the #1 crisis facing humankind: the nations of the world are struggling to meet their UN Sustainable Development Goals, which are supposed to be achieved by 2030. That’s only […]
Highlights from the Joint Declaration of the 17th BRICS Summit On July 6, BRICS member states signed the Joint Declaration of the 17th BRICS Summit, “Strengthening Global South Cooperation for More Inclusive and Sustainable Governance”, in Rio de Janeiro. Similar to the game-changing Kazan Declaration, this year’s BRICS declaration serves as a […]
BRICS is 45% of the world’s population. This means BRICS cares about you On May 20, the 78th World Health Assembly “adopted” the Pandemic Agreement. Adopted is in scare quotes because the WHA rubber-stamped an agreement that hadn’t been finalized. In other words, WHO member states agreed by consensus (without voting) […]