March 2022

The progress on the intellectual and diplomatic front in Moscow, Kyiv, and Washington is good news because a neutrality agreement for Ukraine is really the only alternative to a protracted and bloody war of attrition like that of Afghanistan.

Mapping current projections shows cultural centers and economic hubs in megacities like New York, London, and Shanghai could be kept above the tideline if global temperatures peak at 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial norms.

Still, despite the agreement, there is a ton of repair work to be done with communities and fans throughout the country.

We’ve seen massive upheavals in our food system with issues in supply chains, drastic increases in fresh produce prices, labor shortages, and malnourished marginalized communities.

The rise of crypto and NFTs symbolizes much more than the mere transfer of value — it signals the increasingly prominent role that crypto, NFTs, and those that own them may play in the global economy going forward.

With the Internet being as indispensable as it is for the global economy, communications, governments, and societal stability, it’s time to fully understand that an attack on technological infrastructure can be just as devasting in its own way for a country.

By relying on these powerful strategies for endemic management of COVID, we can more readily return to the “new normal” of public life where we live with the virus in the most rational way possible.

In many ways, Ukraine is Cold War 2.0: a hybrid of conventional combat with information and economic warfare.

The most historic moments are inextricably linked with the popular music of that time.

To those who assert that a Kyiv Airlift might start WWIII, should Russia emerge victorious Putin will be both enriched and emboldened to undergo a larger invasion of Europe and former Soviet satellite states.