Theses on Intellectual Ownership, Open Science, and the Social Responsibility of Research 
U.S. Interventions and Regime Repression in Latin America: The Political Epidemiology of Fatal and Non-Fatal Injuries, 1846–2026 (PREPRINT) 
Reviews of the book “From Guatemala to Venezuela –U.S. Interventions in Latin America 1954–2026. Political, Economic & Human Lives Costs” 
Political Psychopathology of the European Union
By Professor Geminello Preterossi –Geminello Preterossi is Full Professor of Philosophy of Law and History
Explaining Russophobia – Anxiety disorder or propaganda for war?
I have recently responded to an interview conducted by the independent media RRN. We touched
Back to Seventeen. On the Diary of Miguel Enríquez
The book “Volver a los diecisiete. Diario de Miguel Enríquez” will appear in a few
EU’s censorship on freedom of speech overrides democracy, ignores UN Chart on Human Rights for All
Reviewing European Union’s disregard of essential rules in democratic governing – Prologue to my newly
The melodramatic European summit in London on Ukraine, and the consequences it will not have
Non-democratic, non-serious European elites, ask others to defend, in the name of their long lost
Why Russia had to invade Ukraine?
Image above: Mikhail Gorbachev and Helmuth Khol in 1989 This article outlines the reasons why
Illiberal media? Part 5 in the series deconstructing “Black knight NGOs and international disinformation”
By Prof. Marcello Ferrada de Noli. Emeritus Professor of Epidemiology, esp. injury epidemiology, MED.DR. (Karolinska
Part 4. SWEDHR analyses on the Khan Shaykhun and Sarmin allegations by the White Helmets were correct and verifiable. Debunking Kragh’s & Shyrokykh’s disinformation
Part 4 in the series “Karina Shyrokykh & Martin Kragh Disinforming About Disinformation”* (Part 1
What is “Disinformation” According to The Experts in Disinforming? Part 3 in the series about Karina Shyrokykh’s and Martin Kragh’s “Black knight NGOs and international disinformation”
What is disinformation and what is information? How to know who is disinforming and, conversely,
Credibility in Publishing: Does ‘Perceived Legitimacy’ Outweigh Factual Accuracy?
Part 2 in the series “Karina Shyrokykh & Martin Kragh Disinforming About Disinformation”* (Part 1