Nicolas J.S. Davies

When ordinary people all over the world can see the dangers and pitfalls of following the United States as a model and a leader, why do their neoliberal leaders keep showing up to lend credibility to the posturing of U.S. leaders at summits like the G7 and NATO?

Humanity's survival into the twenty-second century and all our hopes for a bright future depend on building new political and economic systems that will simply and genuinely "do what is best for all of us."

The newly-touted "rules-based order" by the U.S. is its latest smokescreen for a foreign policy based on illegal threats and uses of force and a doctrine of "might makes right."

The newly-touted "rules-based order" by the U.S. is its latest smokescreen for a foreign policy based on illegal threats and uses of force and a doctrine of "might makes right."

U.S. policy has perpetuated the crisis and atrocities of the Israeli occupation by unconditionally supporting Israel in three distinct ways: militarily, diplomatically and politically.

For a president who promised a new era of American diplomacy, this has been a dreadful start.

President Biden announced a removal of all U.S. troops by September 11, but he failed to include some important details.

"I think the United States and its populous, who vote these governments in, need to understand that the children and the people of Iraq are just like the children of the United States."