Why Republicans Are Increasingly Opposing Aid to Ukraine

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​national interest​​​ by Paul R. Pillar Waning American support for military aid to Ukraine displays a marked partisan division, among both the public and politicians in Washington. In a poll →

Has the BRICS’ Time Come?

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​national interest​​​ by Harun Karčić During my recent stay in Germany’s picturesque town of Heidelberg, I got into a rather heated conversation with a number of African, Indian, and Chinese →

US’ railway plan in Middle East again to be a case of ‘much said little done’; aim to isolate China will not materialize

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​global times​​​ As the US advances its Middle East railway plan during the ongoing Group of 20 (G20) Summit over the weekend in India, Chinese experts express doubts about its credibility and →

Who is the ‘spoiler’ of the G20 summit in New Delhi?

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​global times​​​ The 18th G20 Leaders' Summit will be held this weekend in New Delhi, India. This is the first time India will hold such a large-scale multilateral diplomatic summit. Judging from the →

Discrimination, Excommunication, and Indoctrination

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american thinker By Tony Lentini DEI, the acronym for so-called Diversity, Equity and Inclusion that has infiltrated and infected American society, is like so many things in Biden’s America, the →

The Long Term Payback from the Ukraine War

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​american thinker​​​ By Joseph Kulve A recent Zero Hedge article contains an interesting quote as to why the U.S. war-hawks want the Ukraine war: Beltway liberal elites... still think Russia must be →

Russia defies sanctions with homemade Sukhoi Superjet

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​asia times​​​ A Russian passenger jet built almost entirely with domestically manufactured components completed its first test flight on August 29, a launch that gave Yakovlev Design Bureau and →

Saying goodbye to the Big Bang

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​asia times​​​ by Eric Lerner Introduction by Jonathan Tennenbaum: The Big Bang theory asserts (among other things) that our universe was born in a gigantic explosion 13.8 billion years ago. The Big →

Why the U.S.-Mexico Relationship Could Get Even Worse

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​foreign policy​​​ By Ryan C. Berg The divergence between the Republican Party’s internationalist and more isolationist wings was on full display at the first debate of the U.S. presidential primary →

G20 summit: Transport project to link India to Middle East, Europe unveiled

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​al jazeera​​​ A multinational rail and shipping project linking India with the Middle East and Europe has been announced on the sidelines of the G20 summit in New Delhi in a step seen as a challenge →

G20 leaders reach consensus agenda but soften language on Ukraine war

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​al jazeera​​​ By Megha Bahree New Delhi, India – Defying all doomsday predictions the Group of 20 leaders managed to stitch together a consensus statement on the first of the two-day summit, even as →

Race to find survivors as Morocco earthquake toll passes 2,000

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al jazeera The magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit the remote High Atlas mountain region, killing at least 2,012 people and leaving many homeless . Rescuers searching for survivors dug through the rubble of →
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