Pick up Our Founder’s New Book—On the Face of It: A Traveler on His World, Starting at $4.00
Travel literature is naturally difficult owing to the simple fact that destinations are almost always more interesting and dreamy…
Taiwan Presidential Election Looms Large as Beijing-Friendly Opposition Close Second in Polls
In a number of national polls, the leading party candidates for President of Taiwan are separated by a small…
60 Meters—20 Years: Artist Yip Yew Chong’s Painted Singapre Throughout 70s and 80s now Display for the First Time
It needed a simple title—the remembrances of a quarter of a human life, spanning two decades of observations and…
Locked in a 4 Billion-Year-Old Dance, Six New Exoplanets Demonstrate the Cosmic Beauty of ‘Resonant Orbits’
Scientists have discovered 6 exoplanets orbiting in perfect resonance around a star, meaning their orbits are synchronized. Such a…
NR and NMN Are Unproven at the Doses Being Sold–Phytonutrients May Prevent Aging Even Better
The supplement industry is making a killing off of two anti-aging compounds called nicotinamide riboside (NR) and nicotinamide mononucleotide…
“First Anarchocapitalist World Leader” Now in Charge of BRICS Member Argentina
In what may be the largest political victory in the history of Libertarian political philosophy, Argentine economist Javier Milei…
Our Brain Registers What We Expect to See When Watching Routine Actions, ‘What we would do next, becomes what our brain sees’
Advancements in the study of neuroscience have shown that there are several kinds of circumstances where what we think…
Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Agreement Draws Nearer–UN High Court Rules Armenians Must Be Allowed to Return
Armenian and Azeri officials have both said that the basic principles of a peace agreement that would recognize the…
If the US Nuclear “Sponge” Did its Job, 300 Million in North America Would Die from Radiation Exposure
This is Part 1 of a 2-part series on the nuclear modernization of the United States and the activities…
What to Expect Before Going to Azerbaijan–a Country that’s Difficult to Nail Down
It was a late spring day when I told a friend of mine I was planning a trip to…
Infant and Maternal Mortality Rise in the US Putting it Among the Worst of Industrialized Nations
A report from the advocacy and non-profit organization Zero to Three has found a very developing world problem is…
11 More US Soldiers Injured in Attacks on Mid-East Bases, Iran Says Expansion of Gaza War “Inevitable”
Four more attacks were recorded on remnant US bases in Western Iraq and Eastern Syria, bringing the toll of…
Could America be Pulled into Another Open-Ended War in the Middle East?
Since Hamas’ attack on Israel on October 7th, US remnant forces positioned in Western Iraq and Eastern Syria have…
Ukraine has Lost the War: Will There Be a Reckoning for Western Media?
From the earliest analytical periods of the Ukraine War, analysis on World at Large found it unlikely that Ukraine…
What Makes the Perfect Forest for the Perfect Fall?
Depending on where you live in the world, you may be opening this story with every tree in your…
American Prairie Reserve Grows by 2,000 Key Wetland Acres
Montana’s American Prairie Reserve recently completed the acquisition of three new properties that are rich in wildlife and waterfowl…
11/01 End of the Empire: The End of the Empire Could Look Like This—plus Other News
End of the Empire is a twice-monthly feature on all news relating to the transition from the unipolar world…
Days in the Caucasus, Autumn
Banine, the Azeri-French author who has appeared in a number of these dispatches recently, wrote her memoir entitled Days in…
Record-High GDP Print Disguises Sorry State of US Economy as a Half-Dozen Recession Indicators Continue Flashing
News reports hailed the recent third-quarter advance estimate for GDP of 4.9% as a sign of the “resilience” of…
The Best Baklava in Baku: A Sickening Quest for Enlightenment of the Turkish Sweetmeat
Baku as a destination can be said to have it all. In the Azeri, there is a people that…
