Editorial
Amity, the Federation, and Moral Cowardice
By Kiyaini Ri’zella.
Now, three years after the Amity Expo—an event meant to showcase the Federation’s benevolence and build bridges with its neighbors in the Delta Quadrant—it seems only fitting to reflect on how well-intentioned diplomacy collided with the unhealed scars of history.
Starfleet’s Evolving Mission in the Beta Quadrant
Say It Out Loud – Reconsidering the value of verbal communication
Is sharing thoughts really better than speaking? Some Betazed officials are starting to disagree.
Profile in Courage – Captain John Charles “JC” Kessler, USS Caboto
Act Now: The Federation’s Failing Security
In his latest column, Lixa Dansha examines whether the Federation Security is fit for purpose in the light of growing threats to the Sol System.
Ripples in the Pond – The Consequences of Time Travel
While many know of the Prime Directive and the ethos of non-interference it so proudly contains, fewer outside the rarefied air of Starfleet Command know of the Temporal Prime Directive. This guideline, much like the directive on which it’s formed, has the laudable goal of preventing the unknowable disastrous effects that come from the misuse of time travel.