The Vanishing Grants: How the Trump-Era NEH Cuts Are Silencing Documentary Voices The emails arrived like unwelcome visitors – terse, formal, and delivering a devastating blow. One by one, filmmakers received notices that their National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grants, crucial funding for documentaries exploring American history and culture, had been abruptly cancelled. This … Read more
Trump Doubles Down on Tariffs, Threatening Global Trade War Escalation President Trump’s decision to maintain a hardline stance on tariffs, even as global markets react negatively and international pressure mounts, signals a potentially prolonged and increasingly damaging trade war. The threat of escalating duties – potentially reaching a staggering 104 percent on Chinese imports – … Read more
Unraveling the Dynamics: Court and Executive Power Tensions In recent developments, President Trump’s open defiance of federal courts has set unique precedents, marking a distinct shift in the balance of power between the judiciary and executive branches of the U.S. government. This scenario differs significantly from the strategic restructurings seen in countries like Hungary and … Read more
U.S.-Ukraine Relations: A Shift in Geopolitical Alliances The recent Oval Office showdown between President Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine has not only strained diplomatic ties but also shades new light on evolving geopolitical alliances. This incident raises questions about future trends in international relations, particularly between Western democracies and … Read more
.org/”>Cuban Observatory of Human Rights. The Cuban government has not yet commented on the decision of the new US president, but it is expected that it will do so in the coming days. The list of countries that the United States considers to be sponsors of terrorism includes Iran, North Korea, Syria and Venezuela. Cuba … Read more