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In the last few weeks, the international media has been inundated with news, opinions, predictions, discussions, pronouncements, polls, and

The leaders of the 7 most developed economies issued a joint declaration that highlighted the key issues they had identified, and agreed,

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff was probably no more or less corrupt than all the previous Brazilian Presidents, perhaps a bit less...

At the end it was terribly one-sided, as Trump proved a natural at this type of a political drag-down-in-the-gutter street fight,

As the race for the Republican and Democratic nomination heads into the final stretch, Trump and Clinton seem to have commanding leads....

While he is certainly charismatic in his zeal and passion for his causes, the ‘moral economy’ and the ‘shameful inequality’ in America, and

America, with its willing, partially willing and at times downright recalcitrant ‘Allies and Coalitions’, have destroyed regimes, countries,

Bernie Sanders would not have been considered real competition for the supposed ‘shoo-in’ Hillary, a year or even a few months ago.

In watching the recent Republican nomination debates, one is struck by the similarity in the political rhetoric of all hopeful candidates

Corruption of all human institutions - political, social, economic and religious - has been the universal hallmark of humanity since time

Justin Trudeau shocked and disrupted Canadian politics, and took back Canada from an increasingly narrow-minded and self-centred government

Canada and the United States are heading for national leadership elections facing similar economic and social issues