If you were asked: “What was the best thing about the last century?”, how would you respond? It’s a difficult question as there are several possible answers. Certain innovations in…

During the migration crisis of 2015, Sweden welcomed 163,000 asylum-seekers, of which a majority was believed to be from civil war-struck Syria, yet not even a third claimed to come…

David Starkey and Don Cherry may not appear to have much in common — one is a popular British constitutional historian, the other a Canadian hockey coach-turned-television commentator — and…

Even today, 75 years after the end of World War II, there are Jews and Israelis who, when they mention the word “gas,” move uncomfortably. After all, gas is one…

In Argentina, we are in our fourth month of quarantine, with no end in sight since Covid-19 cases are rising each day. In the meantime, the government is pursuing a…

As I write this article, Brazil has recorded more than 2 million cases of Covid-19, just behind the US total number of cases. Despite this already high number, every week…

Espionage and counterespionage have been essential tools of statecraft for centuries and intelligence agencies have been battling one another for decades. But what recent espionage cases suggest is that the…

The release of the much anticipated ‘Russia Report’ by the UK Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) was met with a rather flat response. There was no smoking gun linking…