Russia’s Ever-Shifting Red Lines in Ukraine

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​national interest​​​ by Maria Snegovaya For the second time this year, Russia has launched a military buildup at Ukraine’s borders. Back in April 2021 Russia already deployed over 100,000 troops on →

Samsung’s TV Plans for 2022 Come Into Focus

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national interest by Stephen Silver Samsung will be buying OLED panels from its rival LG, in order to sell OLED TVs in 2022, according to a new report. South Korean website The Elec reported this →

Putin saying no to 'China threat theory' shows his grand wisdom: Global Times editorial

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global times Russian President Vladimir Putin refuted on Tuesday during a videoconference the "China threat theory" from various angles. He said Russia is not worried about the topics hyped by the →

China-Laos Railway roars in full swing, brings Laos into modern transport era amid BRI endeavor

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global times The 1,035-kilometer-long China-Laos Railway, a signature project under the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative, officially went into full operation on Friday, catapulting the →

Protesting the Bomb: How a Nun and Fellow Activists Breached the Y-2 National Security Complex

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​national interest​​​ by Alexandra B. Hall In 2012, Sister Megan Rice, Gregory Boertje-Obed, and Michael Walli entered the Y-12 National Security Complex using nothing but a pair of bolt cutters. It →

Austria’s Greens party halts projects

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global times By AFP The Austrian government announced on Wednesday that it has halted several highway construction projects, an initiative by the Greens, a junior coalition partner, to fight climate →

Russia snubs overtures from Western partners to convince Moscow of ‘China threat’

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global times Russian President Vladimir Putin has slammed the "China threat" theory hyped by the West. "People have been trying to spook me and intimidate me with China starting with the year 2000. →

Russia-India: From Rethink to Adjust to Upgrade

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​carnegie​​​ Dmitri Trenin Russian-Indian relations are traditionally good. The chemistry between the leaders is excellent, and members of the public are well disposed toward each other. Economic →

South African President: Travel Bans ‘Scientifically Unjustified’

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by Trevor Filseth South African President Cyril Ramaphosa condemned the travel bans imposed on South Africa in light of the emergence of the “Omicron” variant of the coronavirus, calling on the →

US delegation speaks with Afghan Taliban representatives

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global times By Reuters A US delegation led by the special representative for Afghanistan, Thomas West, held talks with senior Afghan Taliban representatives in Qatar on Monday and Tuesday, the US →

EU’s Global Gateway ‘another rubber check’ from West

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global times The EU on Wednesday launched a new connectivity initiative called the Global Gateway, aiming to mobilize 300 billion euros ($339 billion) in infrastructure outlays by 2027, in another →

Are Russia and Ukraine Once Again on the Brink of War?

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carnegie Once again, the world is discussing the possibility of Russia waging war against Ukraine. This time, however, the circumstances are extraordinary. Back in the spring, the buildup of Russian →

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