Why The Taliban’s Victory Represents A Victory For Long-Term US Geopolitical Interests – OpEd
At first glance, the Taliban’s victory over the Afghan government after the US withdrew its troops from the country represents
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Author: Gerard Boyce
Gerard Boyce is an economist and Senior Lecturer in the School of Built Environment and Development Studies at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in Durban, South Africa. He writes in his personal capacity.
Articles by Gerard Boyce :
The Ethnic Elephant In The Room – OpEd
Now that the embers of the fires that destroyed buildings and property across parts of South Africa during last month’s
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Reconciliation Through Referendum: Potential Societal Benefits Of Popular Referendum(s) On Nuclear Power In US – OpEd
Reports of the deep internal divisions that wrack the world’s sole remaining superpower ensure that the upcoming US presidential election
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Why UAE’s Establishing Diplomatic Ties With Israel Could Portend Increased Regional Tensions – Analysis
In a move that caught many analysts and regional observers by surprise, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced last week
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The Path To Lasting Peace In Syria That Cuts Through The Golan Heights – OpEd
President Trump’s recent decision to withdraw American troops from Syria drew widespread domestic and international criticism from sundry experts and
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Greater Electoral Choice And The State Of Democracy In South Africa – OpEd
Recent higher levels of electoral choice might reflect deeper trends that could harm South Africa’s democracy in future. Now almost
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