The Last of the Americans: Historical Parallels Between the Fall of the Roman and American Republics

Throughout human history, numerous republics have risen and fallen. Athens, Rome, Venice; the United States of America is not the first, nor will it be the last. Like any government, there will come a time when its institutions and foundations are so perverted that it can no longer be considered the same political entity.

NationOlin MooreDecember 1, 2025caesar, rome, empire, roman empire, america, republic, comparative, Olin MooreComment

Crossroads of a Nation: Election Violence in Mozambique

Violence and uncertainty have gripped the young Republic of Mozambique in recent months; thousands have been detained and over 100 killed after widespread protests broke out in response to the country’s most recent national elections. Numerous accusations of election fraud and interference have been made after Mozambique’s incumbent party, Frelimo, once again claimed victory.

GlobeOlin MooreApril 11, 2025Mozambique, Election Integrity, Elections, Global, Olin MooreComment

Shadows of the Past: The Resurgence of Germany's Far Right

Since the end of World War II, many nations in the Western world have held an aversion to far-right thought, especially in Europe. In no country is this more apparent than Germany. After the war, there was an intense denazification process that took place with the help of Allied nations.