Clashes erupt at Brussels protest

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global times By AFP Belgian police fired water cannon and used tear gas Sunday to disperse protesters opposed to compulsory health measures against the coronavirus pandemic. Around 8,000 people →

Russia, India eye finalizing S-400 deal as Putin visits Modi

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global times By Zhang Hui and Xu Yelu India is expected to move forward with the delivery of a Russian S-400 missile defense system despite possible US sanctions as Russian President Vladimir Putin →

France, Saudi Arabia committed to resolving diplomatic row with Lebanon: Macron

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global times By AFP France and Saudi Arabia have committed to "fully engage" to resolve a diplomatic row between the Gulf kingdom and Lebanon, visiting French President Emmanuel Macron said Saturday. →

Sudan military to ‘exit politics’ after elections

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global times By Reuters Sudan's military will exit politics after elections scheduled for 2023, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan told Reuters in an interview on Saturday, adding that the deposed former →

Is Orbanism Reaching an Inflection Point?

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national interest by Sumantra Maitra “We will not give up the right to defend our borders, to stop migrants ... we insist that marriage in Hungary is between a man and a woman, a father is a man and →

Biden’s Flawed Executive Order Kills Economic Competition

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national interest by Alden Abbott The Biden administration has provided no shortage of economic policies to take stock of in 2021, including one that’s easy to overlook. On July 9, the president →

Why trusting no one is the only way to combat cybercriminals

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emerging europe by Wolfgang Wendt A cyberattack is a defining moment in any organisation’s life. It could be an attack affecting millions of customers, such as the Colonial pipeline incident, or your →

Louis Vuitton comes under fire for ‘double standard’ return policy in China after Canada Goose

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global times After Canada Goose, French luxury brand Louis Vuitton is found to have also applied a "double-standard" refund policy, China Central Television (CCTV) reported on Friday, which will →

UN says aid needs will surge in 2022

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global times By AFP The UN warned Thursday that the need for humanitarian aid was skyrocketing worldwide, as the pandemic continues to rage, and climate change and conflicts push more people to the →

Iran Will Not Fracture on Ethnic Lines Like Ethiopia

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​national interest​​​ by Michael Rubin Ethiopia faces an existential crisis. Just over a year ago, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed provoked a war against the country’s northern Tigray state when, angered →

Why Putin May Go to War In Ukraine

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​national interest​​​ by Mark Episkopos U.S. and NATO officials have warned in recent weeks about a new spurt of Russian military activity on the easternmost side of the Russian-Ukrainian border. →

If the EU is serious about Belarus, it must invite Svetlana Tikhanovskaya to its Eastern Partnership summit

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​emerging europe​​​ by Craig Turp-Balazs If the European Union wants to match its words about bringing democracy and the rule of law to Belarus with action, then the country must be represented at →

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