Richard Fernandez is a journalist who writes for PJTV and The Philadelphia Inquirer. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including geopolitics, technology, war, and cultural commentary. With a focus on providing insightful analysis and thought-provoking perspectives, Richard's writing offers a unique and engaging perspective on current events.
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Richard Fernandez's coverage is characterized by a focus on expert commentary, opinion editorials, and legal policy regulation across themes such as world affairs, culture & society, and government & politics. His articles touch upon varied topics including the civil rights movement, science fiction, war, politics, and artificial intelligence.
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It appears that Richard's content reflects an international outlook on these subjects rather than being limited to any particular region.
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Why Nobody Believes the Media
You may be surprised to learn that Russian natural gas is still flowing to Europe across Ukraine . Kyiv lets it happen, and even the pipeline at
Peter Baldwin examines the question of whether we live in a special time. "Over a decade ago the late British philosopher Derek Parfit included the following statement in the conclusion of his last book, On What Matters."
Belmont Club: Dusk or Dawn?
Israel's devastating strike on Hezbollah's command and control structure, by turning the militants' consumer devices into bombs against them, confirms
Belmont Club: Waking Up
For those who believe "property is theft," success as exhibited by SpaceX's catching of a huge booster or South Korea's prosperity compared to the north is prima facie proof of guilt.
The New York Times describes the federal government's efforts to both exploit and control Elon Musk.
Losing the Ability to Trust Just When We Need It Most
They say there are only two kinds of stories: ones that begin with a man leaving on a journey and ones that start with a stranger riding into town.
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