How Azerbaijan Has Revitalized the Non-Aligned Movement

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​national interest​​​ by Vasif Huseynov During the Cold War, the bifurcation of international politics between the two camps headed by the Soviet Union and the United States led to the emergence of →

China’s Worst Nightmare: Why More Nuclear Proliferation Is Coming to Asia

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national interest by Peter Huessy Arms control has been a feature of the U.S.-Russia nuclear balance now for the past half century, starting with the SALT agreements in 1972 and then the START →

More American workers are taking on second jobs as inflation rages

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cbs news By Megan Cerullo With U.S. inflation racing ahead worker wages, a growing number of Americans are taking on second jobs to make ends meet. Many people have already reined in spending where →

Biden’s Middle East Trip Cemented an Untenable Status Quo

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​national interest​​​ by Alexander Langlois President Joe Biden’s recent trip to Israel, the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT), and Saudi Arabia was the culmination of a full reversion to the →

The End of the All-Volunteer Force?

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the american conservative by Edward D. Chang A half-century after the end of the draft and the implementation of the All-Volunteer Force (AVF), has the United States Armed Forces found itself in an →

A Chinese Intelligence Operation in America’s Great Plains?

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american thinker By Janet Levy The meaning of weiqi, the ancient Chinese game of strategy, is ‘encirclement game.’ But in weiqi it isn’t enough to surround enemy stones to capture ground. It’s vital →

British spy chief predicts Russian forces will soon "run out of steam" in Ukraine

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​cbs news​​​ By Olivia Gazis Head of the British intelligence service MI6 Richard Moore said Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin had thus far suffered a "strategic defeat" in Ukraine, →

Not So Fast: U.S. Seizes Ransom Payment from North Korean Hackers

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​national interest​​​ by Stephen Silver The Department of Justice has revealed that it successfully seized a $500,000 ransom payment that a hospital paid in Kansas to a North Korea-based hacking and →

Taiwan test case for investing in China chipmaking

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asia times by Scott Foster A Hon Hai Technology Group company’s investment in China’s Tsinghua Unigroup has drawn the attention of Taiwanese regulators and raised new questions about →

Foreign soldiers flocked to Ukraine after Russia invaded. Five months on, the fighting is taking a heavy toll.

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​nbc news​​​ By Phil McCausland After a thrilling first few months of unexpected success that boosted morale among the Ukrainian ranks, the reality of the bloodiest European conflict since World War →

Crap Economics

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​the american conservative​​​ by Michael Warren Davis That’s from my book The Reactionary Mind. (My editor, a paragon of good taste, removed the next sentence: “We don’t even make our own cowshit.”) →

Biden tests positive for COVID-19 and has "mild symptoms," White House says

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​cbs news​​​ Washington — President Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday and is experiencing "very mild symptoms," White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said. The president, who is →

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