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April 23, 2025

Even if Trump 2 is ephemeral, it seems that this will not take the Western world back to the crazy Biden years.

Bruna Frascolla
DEI (1969 – 2025)
April 21, 2025

Uma coisa interessante da Ordem Executiva de Trump é que ela aponta um fato não muito conhecido do grande público.

Bruna Frascolla
DEI (1969 – 2025)
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Fifty years ago, Nixon’s downfall spawned a million monsters
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Fifty years ago, Nixon’s downfall spawned a million monsters
August 12, 2024

When Richard Nixon resigned as president 50 years ago, the country witnessed the birth of a monster. I am not talking about some sinister influence he exerted after his fall. I am talking about the media.

An Insipid Foreign Policy Critique Going Nowhere
December 20, 2023

Identity shaped by adherence to institutional principles is rational and practical rather than emotional.

Stephen Karganovic
An Insipid Foreign Policy Critique Going Nowhere
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Henry Kissinger and the Crimes of American Imperialism
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Henry Kissinger and the Crimes of American Imperialism
December 3, 2023

Henry Kissinger, the oldest unindicted war criminal on the planet, died Wednesday, November 29, at his home in Connecticut. While he lived to be 100 years old and advised 12 presidents, Kissinger is most hated by the people of the world for the crimes he perpetrated and oversaw from 1969 through 1975, in the Nixon and Ford administrations, when he controlled foreign policy as National Security Council director and then as secretary of state. For most of his tenure, he held both jobs, the only US government official to do so.

Before Russiagate, There Was Watergate
December 3, 2021

During the Watergate investigation, beginning in 1972, Democrats succeeded in doing something seemingly impossible: They overturned one of the most decisive electoral mandates in U.S. presidential history.

Before Russiagate, There Was Watergate
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Fifty Years Since the End of Bretton Woods: A Geopolitical Review
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Fifty Years Since the End of Bretton Woods: A Geopolitical Review
November 3, 2021

Ironically, it was Stalin who was responsible for the economic reconstruction of Europe and the Bretton Woods system’s birth, Mauricio Metri writes.

Mauricio Metri
From the Nixon Shock to Biden-flation
August 25, 2021

This month marks fifty years since President Richard Nixon closed the “gold window” that had allowed foreign governments to exchange US dollars for gold. Nixon’s action severed the last link between the dollar and gold, transforming the dollar into pure fiat currency.

From the Nixon Shock to Biden-flation
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