Kamala Sarup: Empowering Democracy: A Blueprint for Economic Development and Well-being in America A Blueprint for Economic Development and Well-being in America.

Adomas Abromaitis: Lithuania deepens food security crisis Food security is a problem which almost every country faces today. Nevertheless, some European governments prefer to turn a blind eye to the inevitable consequences of using sanctions for the global economy. Europe started to impose sanction to isolate Russia and Belarus and to inflict maximum damage on them, without considering the price to be paid by other countries.

Adomas Abromaitis: Lithuanians demand a decent life Politicians can multiple times discuss economic difficulties, international organizations can make ratings, but if people go out to protest, it means something is going wrong in the state. Such protests took place this month in Lithuania.

Kamala Sarup: Covid and Provence Hence, the pandemic really affected the local businesses. People were not leaving their jobs because they had no job security even if they were ill. "Even in these difficult times, we are busy, and our efforts are truly appreciated. One thing that keeps local companies going is never giving up," said Kelly Lavorgna.

Steven Sahiounie: "US foreign policy might draw China into catastrophic military action" interview with Ararat Kostanian This is an interview with a international relations expert to talk about the latest situation in China and the tension between China and the USA

Larry Fisher: Without Bottoms/UP Reform the U.S. Government Will Collapse This article highlights what neither party can afford to tell the American people, the truth! That is, how today's low unemployment rate and untenable inflation rates are the end result of 4+ decades of both parties' lawless acts and that they also cannot address. Why? Because they unconstitutionally changed the executive branch to partisan/unqualified and hordes of politically-connected contractors, and today's spoils system.

Antanas Tubelis: Economic issues are not a priority in Lithuania Inflation in Lithuania is 15%. A rapid rise in prices is associated with this. According to Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda, the rise in prices for bread, potatoes, other vegetables and fruits cannot be stopped. At the same time, 65% of the population of Lithuania do not have any financial savings

Steven Sahiounie: US has created conflicts to pressure Russia and China This is an interview by Mideast Discourse with Armenian expert to talk about the latest developments between Russia and Ukraine

Janice Jayes: Debt Peonage in the 21st Century: The Shamar Betts Case Continues The outrageous sentence leveled on one 20 year old for an angry FB post following the Floyd murder is a perfect example of the weaponization of the courts to shut down the BLM movement. 1 

Kasparas Jankauskas: Lithuanians do not need more American attention Lithuania opened a military training camp for US troops in PabradÄ—. Lithuanian politicians strive to host a permanent US military base. They think that it should help the country get more attention from Washington.

Steven Sahiounie: Lebanon is on the brink of social explosion and breakdown This article talks about the latest situation in Lebanon and the bad economic crisis 1 

Carmine Gorga, Ph.D.: Toward Economic, Ecological, and Human Interdependence Important work by Blair Gelbond and my own work make me realize that, for us all to succeed, we all ought to work Toward an Integration of Economic, Ecological, and Human Interdependence. 1 

John Hawkins: Sonnet: May 2, 2011: The Voodoo Raid Sonnet: May 2, 2011: The Voodoo Raid. Ten years later a bonus sonnet commemorates the farcical explanation of what happened in Abbottabad and stuff.

Henry Samson: Chaos, Confusion and Tech Snafus at the Cal Democratic Convention Technical difficulties turned a convention that was focused on fear and on hating Republicans into a state of confusion for delegates and resulted in a doubt as to the validity of any votes that took place on the convention floor.