Out of Babylon

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the american conservative by Declan Leary In the early years of the 6th century B.C., Judea was at war with Babylon. Twice the forces of the empire laid siege to the Jewish capital at Jerusalem, as →

Musk’s tech put to deadly weapon effect in Ukraine

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asia times by Stephen Bryen Two technologies have helped Ukraine fend off a huge Russian onslaught. One of them is imported; the other is homegrown. Perhaps the more important, overall, is Elon →

Make US’ ‘long arm’ toward China feel the pain: Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ On Tuesday, US President Joe Biden's administration placed five Chinese companies on a trade blacklist for "allegedly supporting Russia's military and defense industrial base." On →

Lessons from a Turkish Coup

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the american conservative by Nicholas Spyridon Kass The idea of the “Deep State” took root in the American mind in response to the “Resistance” against Donald Trump’s election as president in 2016. →

The United States Has Become Two Countries Within a Nation

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american thinker By Steve McCann Not since the decade leading up to the Civil War has there been as much discussion about the possibility of the United States splitting into two or more countries as →

New hope for Iran nuke deal revival

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​asia times​​​ There could be a feeling of deja vu over the news that indirect talks began between the United States and Iran under the mediation of the European Union in the Qatari capital Doha on →

European Strategic Autonomy Is Dead

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​national interest​​​ by Jason W. Davidson On the eve of NATO’s Madrid Summit, one fact of European security has become increasingly clear: NATO is the only feasible guarantor of the security of →

Michelle Obama Is Running for President in 2024

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american thinker By Joel Gilbert It was the gasp heard round the world. "They could run Michelle Obama, and if they do ..." said Monica Crowley before the CPAC 2022 audience reeled audibly in shocked →

"Tell them we are starving," beg South Sudanese as food aid dries up because "White people are at war" in Ukraine

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cbs news Kapoeta, South Sudan — Global leaders at the G7 summit pledged $4.5 billion this week to battle food insecurity worldwide. That help can't come soon enough for millions of people in South →

GT investigates: ‘There are many options other than Australia’ – Chinese firms on why they ‘abandon’ market

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​global times​​​ A recent industry report showing sharp drop of Chinese investment in Australia has led certain Australian media outlet to declare that Chinese investors were "fast abandoning →

Going Global: Will North Korea’s Fears of an ‘Asian Nato’ Come True?

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​national interest​​​ by Stephen Silver North Korea has reacted critically to President Biden’s planned meeting with Japanese and South Korean leaders ahead of the NATO Summit in Madrid. State media →

Turkey’s Disinformation Law Tightens Erdogan’s Grip on Social Media

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​national interest​​​ by Suat Cubukcu Suleyman Ozeren Unwilling or unable to address economic woes in his country, Turkey’s AKP is resorting to a familiar political tool: cracking down on the →

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