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China launches largest natural uranium mining project

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​global times​​​     Work on a natural uranium production project in Ordos, North China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China’s largest so far, started on Friday, China →

As 6G race begins, West is still caught up with China's 5G

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​global times​​​     In recent days, two significant events have taken place in the global communication technology field. First, China has built the world's first field test →

Apple agrees to grant EU rivals access to contactless payment technology

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brussels times By  Ellen O'Regan     Apple has agreed to grant rivals access to contactless payment technology on i Phones following an investigation by the European →

Yellen admits sanctions could impact US dollar dominance as concerns mount over dollar hegemony

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​global times​​​     When US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Tuesday testified before the House Financial Services Committee, she said that one of her concerns is how best to →

Russian gas imports into Belgium are on the rise

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brussels times By   Ciara Carolan     Belgium became even more reliant on Russian energy in 2023, despite attempts to decouple Europe from Russia since the invasion of →

An Economic Crisis Point

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​american thinker​​​ By John Green      It’s an election year, and the Dems are warming up their “tax the rich” chorus. Speaking at the Senate Finance Committee, Senator Mark →

America's $34.5-Trillion National Debt Is a Crisis in the Making

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​national interest​​​ by William Ruger Thomas Savidge      On June 18, Joint Economic Committee (JEC) Vice Chair David Schweikert released the Republican Response to the →

What does EU Nature Restoration Law mean for Belgium and its farmers?

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​brussels times​​​ By Ciara Carolan     The EU adopted the Nature Restoration Law last Monday after months of gruelling negotiations and bitter disagreement. While the legislation →

Experts urge EU to scrap tariff decision on Chinese EVs as two sides agree to launch consultations

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​global times​​​ By Ma Jingjing     China and the EU on Saturday agreed to launch consultations on the anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese electric vehicles (EVs). Chinese →

CHIPS Is Broken. I’m Fixing It.

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by  Sen. Tommy Tuberville     Technology has drastically changed every aspect of how companies do business. For far too long, American manufacturing has been stuck in the past →

Is an electric vehicle collapse inevitable?

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​american thinker​​​ By Mike Mc Daniel      Were one to listen to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, or Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, one might come away with the →

'Everywhere, everything, everyone': European drug market at all-time high

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​brussels times​​​ By Ciara Carolan     Record amounts of cocaine seized were at the Port of Antwerp in 2023 and the range of illicit substances available in Europe has never been →

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