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How the CDC Opioid Guideline Harmed Chronic Pain Patients and Worsened the Crisis

By Charles LeBaron
Human Rights Watch concluded that the situation could be considered a violation of basic human rights since the United Nations Special Rapporteur on health and torture had specified that “the de facto denial of access to pain relief, if it causes severe pain and suffering, constitutes cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.”

In Trade War, China Holds More Cards Than Trump May Think

By Linggong Kong
While Beijing thinks it can weather Trump’s sweeping tariffs on a bilateral basis, it also believes the U.S. broadside against its own trading partners has created a generational strategic opportunity to displace American hegemony. Close to home, this shift could significantly reshape the geopolitical landscape of East Asia.

Sounding the Death Rattle of Hustle Culture

By Angelo Franco-DeWitt
The future of work won’t be a utopia, but it won’t look like the past either. Gen Z may not have destroyed hustle culture entirely, but they’ve made one thing clear: The era of glorified burnout is over.

Pause in Aid Has Introduced Uncertainty in Ukraine’s Military Planning

By Benjamin Jensen
The less certain a military command is about its resource base, the more precarious bold military maneuvers become. It is through this fog of uncertainty that any pause in assistance shapes the course of the war in Ukraine and the bargaining leverage of all parties at the negotiating table.