Richard Adeolu Adejumobi

Nicolas Maduro and THE united STATES: A Standoff Years in the Making

The Chronology- Nicolás Maduro did not wake up one morning as the United States’ most wanted foreign President. The ongoing imbroglio is the outcome of a long, historical journey shaped by ideology, mistrust, economic collapse, and the slow hardening of positions on both sides. What we are witnessing today is not a crisis, but the

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Sovereignty, Self-Defence, and Verification: The Legal Stakes in Venezuela

U.S.–Venezuela Military Action and the Challenges to International Norms Reports of U.S. military activity in Venezuela, alongside a public statement by U.S. President Donald Trump claiming that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has been captured, represent a significant development in Western Hemisphere affairs. Because of the scale and sensitivity of these claims, careful distinction is required

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Beyond Reason and Efficiency: Why Inner Life Still Matters

In offices lit by screens, classrooms shaped by metrics, and public debates driven by data, modern life moves at the speed of calculation. We measure performance, optimise systems, and trust algorithms to recommend what we should read, buy, or believe. Intelligence—human and artificial—has become the defining virtue of progress. Yet, amid all this precision, many

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Global Affairs & Geopolitics

China, Taiwan & Strategic Signaling President Xi Jinping’s New Year address was not a ceremonial formality. It was a calculated political statement—measured in tone, deliberate in substance, and revealing in what it chose to emphasize. As in previous years, the speech sought to reassure domestic audiences while sending carefully calibrated signals to a wider international

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