Legend has it that in the winter of 1811, Andrew Jackson, not yet US president, was escorting a coffle of enslaved people along the Natchez Trace,...
In the Bundestag office of Bernd Baumann, parliamentary manager of the AfD, two portraits reportedly hang on the wall: Karl Popper and Friedrich Hayek. Or so...
How many times does a mode of production die, and how many times is it resurrected? In the historiography of feudalism, we are well acquainted with...
US Vice President JD Vance describes his 2019 conversion to Catholicism as “joining the resistance.” He recalls having constant conversations about religion with his grandmother—and that...
On August 22, Pope Leo XIV visited San Marino, widely recognized as the “world’s oldest republic,” where he spoke in praise of Thomas More, the “patron...
The architect of the new NATO concept (“NATO 3.0”), which is expected to be catalyzed by the Ankara summit, is Elbridge Colby, who serves as a...
US President Donald Trump’s outbursts against NATO allies, claiming “we spend all the money,” left a defining mark, particularly during his second presidential term. At the...
The Cuban Revolution, which succeeded with Batista’s flight on January 1, 1959, is striving to preserve its socialist character despite the U.S. blockade, which has reached...
Following Jürgen Habermas’s passing, faz republished the article he wrote as a student in 1953, titled “Thinking with Heidegger against Heidegger,” which made him “famous overnight.”...
Operations conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) units across the United States offer significant clues regarding the “class alliances” underpinning Donald Trump. Institutions including companies...
