Open Dialogue Research Journal
Donald Trump’s return to the White House caused numerous comparisons with previous US presidents. Most commentators pointed out that this was the second time that a candidate with a pause between presidential duties had become president for a second term. The first was Stephen Grover Cleveland (1885-89 and 1893-97, i.e. […]
The Americans offered Ukraine one last chance to save itself. Formally, Trump did it. But Trump is a businessman who is used to succeeding in everything. Politics is no exception. However, so far, even he has not been able to get Zelensky to sign documents according to which the United […]
In a great geopolitical development, U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that the United States and Ukraine had reached a draft agreement regarding critical mineral resources. According to Trump, this deal could be worth approximately $1 trillion, potentially reshaping the economic and political dynamics between the two nations. Analysts […]
The Western world has experienced one of the most devastating cultural and political crises in decades. For years, this severe existential threat from within engendered by a neoliberal ideology aimed at destroying what made the West strong in the first place, has been neglected and even embraced. The United States […]
It was not Donald Trump who turned against the Kiev regime, as we are led to believe, but Volodymyr Zelensky who had US interests bombed, causing heavy damage to Chevron and ExxonMobil. It is therefore completely futile to believe that a visit to Washington will be enough for Keir Starmer […]
America has had rotten Presidents since 2000, but Trump has now gone too far: “Federal technology staffers resign rather than help Musk and DOGE” WASHINGTON (AP), 25 February 2025 More than 20 civil service employees resigned on Tuesday from billionaire Trump adviser Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, saying they […]
The United States is now counting losses and assessing the consequences of the large-scale January fires in California. Citing a report by experts from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), Bloomberg reported that the economic damage from wildfires in Los Angeles has already reached $164 billion, which has […]
The frequently changing weather conditions and the high dependence on the environment of almost all aspects of life have made the concept of “immaqa“, which can be translated roughly as “maybe”, an integral part of Greenlandic culture. This cultural characteristic fully describes the possibilities for expanding the economic presence of […]
The two recent administrations of the United States, led by Donald Trump and Joe Biden, have taken contrasting approaches to relations with Latin America. Issues such as illegal migration, the battle against the fentanyl supply, trade, and economic initiatives have dominated the foreign policy agenda in Washington. At the same […]
My article yesterday was “Jeffrey Sachs today insulted the EU’s leaders, and Obama & Biden.” It showed an excerpt (27:50 to the speech’s end at 54:36) from his 54:36-minute speech on February 21 (which was misidentified as having been on February 22) to members of the European Parliament, and none of the […]
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