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In this analysis, Max Boot revisits Graham Allison’s “Thucydides Trap” theory to warn that the US-China trade war could spiral into something far more dangerous. Boot traces historical parallels - from WWI to Pearl Harbor - to show how economic strife often precedes armed conflict. As Trump’s extreme tariffs and China’s retaliatory measures deepen the rift, he argues that only cool heads and diplomatic compromise can steer the world away from disaster.
Looking at Donald Trump's recent retreat from the brink of a global trade conflict as public opinion and economic pressures force a rethink in tactics.
Current political and economic systems fail to address deepening global crises like social conflicts, wars, and wealth inequality. The Bahá'í Faith offers a vision of a new world order based on unity and collaboration—a world commonwealth uniting all nations, races, and creeds under universal laws and institutions.
They’re messy, risky, and unpopular – but they might be part of a bigger, smarter plan.
Is socialism a more divine path than capitalism? Discover how ancient wisdom and modern struggles intertwine in this thought-provoking exploration.
As amaBhungane celebrates 15 years of journalism, Gillian Schutte critiques its role in reinforcing imperial narratives and questions the integrity of its watchdog journalism.
South Africa’s decision to relocate its Taipei Liaison Office underscores its national sovereignty, challenging Taiwan’s misleading accusations and political manoeuvring.
Exploring the complex dynamics of LGBTQI+ rights, Gillian Schutte delves into how elite interests can co-opt social movements, transforming genuine struggles into tools for control.
The expulsion of Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool by the United States is not merely a diplomatic slight—it is a blatant act of political coercion aimed at silencing South Africa’s independent voice, writes Faiez Jacobs.
Explore how social fathers are redefining fatherhood in South Africa, providing mentorship and guidance to boys growing up without male role models.
A reader expresses concern over the accolades given to Wim de Villiers, questioning the integrity of his leadership amid controversies at Stellenbosch University.
Join Jehad Kasu as he reflects on the historic SA Open, where Dylan Naidoo made history as the first golfer of colour to win the championship, echoing the legacy of Papwa Sewgolum.
Discover how a prolonged sewerage issue in Bojanala sparked a critical survey on food systems and development, revealing essential insights into community engagement and infrastructure
Trump's funding freeze presents a pivotal opportunity for South Africa to reshape its education system and engage more deeply with economic blocs like BRICS.
Affordable healthcare breaks through in SA as nurse owners lead the way
Low engagement costs the global economy approximately trillions annually
Explore the complex relationship between USAID and democracy, uncovering the hidden truths behind its operations and the impact on global political dynamics
Explore how Trump's foreign policy shifts are reshaping global power dynamics, with a focus on the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza
Recent viral videos reveal shocking acts of torture at Zanzou Bar Lounge, igniting national outrage and calls for justice amid discussions on public safety and accountability in South Africa's nightlife
Explore the life and impact of Ayanda Msweli, a beloved traffic anchor known for his compassion, humour, and dedication to community service
During the G20 meeting in Johannesburg, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasised Africa's significance on the global stage, calling for greater international attention to the continent's concerns and aspirations
Each time the cost of medicine went up, Hugh reduced his consulting fee
Arne Slot's side, acutely aware of Arsenal's relentless pursuit, understands that victory is paramount. City, equally driven to solidify their Champions League aspirations, will be determined to disrupt Liverpool's title charge.