Reject the CCP’s Effort to Co-opt Buddhism

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national interest by Michael Rubin In 2001, the world was aghast when the Taliban dynamited the 1,500-year-old Bamiyan Buddhas, a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization →

Two Chinese cities ease COVID curbs after protests spread

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reuters By Brenda Goh and Martin Quin Pollard The giant Chinese cities of Guangzhou and Chongqing announced an easing of COVID curbs on Wednesday, a day after demonstrators in southern Guangzhou →

EU Commission moves to freeze billions in funds for Hungary over failed democratic reforms

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the brussels times By Ugo Realfonzo The European Commission announced on Wednesday that it had approved Hungary's post-pandemic recovery plan, but that it will withhold any payments – totalling €5.8 →

Here’s How They Did it: Real-time Election Fraud

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american thinker By Jay Valentine Database latency -- a geeky term, but that’s how they did it! A policeman pulls over a speeder. The police computer reports that three hours ago a similar vehicle →

NATO’s European members strained in aiding Ukraine, lose trust in US

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​global times​​​ A major reason Ukraine can hold out in the ongoing conflict with Russia until today is the continuous assistance from NATO. However, NATO officials in recent days acknowledged that →

UK-China ties at crossroads after Sunak announced end of 'golden era'

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​global times​​​ UK-China ties are now at a crossroads after UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced in his first foreign policy speech on Monday that the "golden era" of UK-China relations is over. →

Europeans slip towards financial hardship, EU report finds

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen Europeans are finding it increasingly difficult to make ends meet, according to new data published by Eurostat, the statistical office of the European →

Will the Russian Oil Price Cap Work?

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national interest by Matthew C. Mai On December 5, G7 countries are set to implement a “price cap policy” on Russian seaborne petroleum products. According to a policy guidance released by the U.S. →

Demographic time bomb ticking down on South Korea

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asia times by Andrew Salmon Regardless of how crushingly jam-packed South Korean subway carriages get at rush hour, there is almost inevitably an unoccupied seat in almost every carriage – the one →

China’s Covid protest blame game fingers foreign powers

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asia times by Jeff Pao The Chinese government’s Covid-19 task force has urged local governments to avoid overdoing their anti-epidemic measures, a laggard response to spiraling protests against the →

Russia’s Global Standing Depends on Where You’re Standing

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national interest by Andrew Beck When missiles struck Polish territory last week, killing two Poles, the world was quick to point the finger at Russia. Despite the danger of magnifying an event that →

Taiwan local elections say no to DPP rule, call for peace

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global times By Zhang Han Taiwan residents' choices, which made the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) lose its key places like Taipei, Taoyuan and Hsinchu in the island's local elections, as →

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