DC shifts to damage control as Ukraine defense fades

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asia times by Uwe Parpart and David P. Goldman That’s a turnabout from April 25, when Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin declared in Kyiv that the United States wanted to destroy Russia’s capacity to →

New Russian fast-food era begins

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​global times​​​ by AFP The restaurant that launched McDonald's in Russia in 1990, heralding Moscow's opening after decades of Soviet rule, reopened Sunday with a new name and logo in a potent →

Exclusive: Report reveals how US spy agencies stole 97b global internet data, 124b phone records in just 30 days

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​global times​​​ By Zhao Siwei The US military and government cyber agencies have remotely stolen more than 97 billion pieces of global internet data and 124 billion phone records in the last 30 →

The West Is Getting Afghanistan Wrong, Again

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​national interest​​​ by Cathal Ó Gabhann When the Taliban marched into Kabul on August 15, 2021, marking the end of forty years of conflict, I breathed a sigh of relief. “Finally,” I thought, “the →

Russian-backed officials try to solidify rule in Ukraine

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​cbs news​​​ Kremlin-installed officials in occupied southern Ukraine celebrated Russia Day on Sunday and began issuing Russian passports to residents in one city who requested them, as Moscow sought →

Putin Invokes Peter the Great as Russia Prepares for Long War

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​national interest​​​ by Mark Episkopos Russian president Vladimir Putin has delivered a stark vision of imperial restoration, drawing the contours of Russia’s long-term strategic goals at a time of →

Iran Looks to Missiles and Drones to Regain Its Regional Edge

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​national interest​​​ by Masoud Rezaei Many analysts argue that Iran’s influence over parts of the Middle East—often called the “Axis of Resistance”—has diminished since the assassination of General →

The EV Revolution Will Doom Russia's Economy

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​national interest​​​ by Wayne Arden Russia’s brutal war against Ukraine has dramatically changed the energy and security policy assumptions of European countries. Finland and Sweden have abandoned →

AUKUS settlement reveals Australia being unrealistic about China ties

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​global times​​​ Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Saturday a $583 million settlement, which is "fair and equitable," over a controversial decision last year to scrap the French →

Chinese defense chief sends 'strongest warning' to US on Taiwan question; 'Indo-Pacific strategy will fail to divide region'

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global times By Yang Sheng and Liu Xuanzun The Chinese armed forces will fight to the very end if anyone dares to split Taiwan from China, said the Chinese defense chief in a speech delivered at the →

Rwandans get ready as the first migrants from the UK should arrive in a few days

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africa news By Camille Pauvarel and Africanews Rwanda is getting ready to greet the first migrants transferred from the United Kingdom as their flight should arrive next Tuesday, April 14. The Asylum →

Russians opposed to war in Ukraine face their own battle: Kremlin’s crackdown on anti-war protest

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​nbc news​​​ By Shira Pinson and Yuliya Talmazan Swapping out price tags for antiwar leaflets, wearing green ribbons, flashing a copy of Leo Tolstoy’s “War and Peace.” Those are things that can get →

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