Brian Owens
I’m Brian Owens, a policy analyst and writer with a background in Political Science from Arizona State University. My professional career began in 2013 at The Arizona Republic, where I covered state politics and legislative developments. I later transitioned into strategic communications for public sector initiatives while continuing to publish political commentary. My goal is to provide balanced insights into policy decisions that affect everyday Americans.
War in the Middle East: Emmanuel Macron convenes a defense council,...
French President Emmanuel Macron convenes a defense council on Tuesday, March 17 focusing on the situation in Iran and the Middle East. While Donald...
Monique Scol: A lifetime commitment to the culture of Franche
Arrived in Montbéliard in 1987, Monique Scol has become an unavoidable figure in the arts. From the National Stage to the direction of the...
Culture. Timothée Chalamet critiques operas that no one cares about anymore:...
Timothée Chalamet: an unintended ambassador for Opera and Ballet
Has ballet and opera truly become obsolete? This is what Timothée Chalamet, one of the hottest...
This war has nothing to do with NATO: Berlin and London...
In a press conference, German government spokesperson Stefan Kornelius stated that NATO is an alliance for defending its members' territory and lacks the mandate...
Wall Street advances driven by technology; Middle East conflict limits gains
The Nasdaq, with its strong technological focus, led the major Wall Street indices higher on Monday, with Meta among the top gainers following reports...
The Chiaroscuro Exhibition at the Bourse de Commerce Pinault Collection Sheds...
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In painting, the chiaroscuro style dates back to ancient Greece. Since the 16th century, artists like Caravaggio, Goya, and De La Tour have become...
Sexual and sexist violence in armed conflicts: what justice for women...
By Bérangère Taxil, professor of public law at the University of Angers, Scientific Manager of the ANR VSEG project
What are the evolutions in the...
The culture is dying: Strasbourg artists fight against budget cuts.
For several weeks, cultural actors in Strasbourg, Alsace, and neighboring departments have been speaking out. Amid budget cuts and the dismantling of the Grand...
The EU wants to contain the surge in energy bill caused...
Germany Sees Increase in Fuel Prices by Kate Abnett and Alexander Chituc
Energy ministers from European Union (EU) member countries discussed ways on Monday to...
A Life in Science: The role of data in advancing medicines
In the latest installment of our "A Life in Science" series, Audrey Clapéron, Translational Biology Director, discusses the crucial role of data in advancing...
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