Sweden to get vaccination pass on Dec 1

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global times Sweden will introduce a COVID-19 vaccination pass on December 1 for public indoor events of more than 100 people, as cases rise in much of Europe, the government said Wednesday. With →

Thailand unveils APEC 2022 logo

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global times Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai on Thursday unveiled a new logo for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) group in 2022, further emphasizing the →

Russian Instagram model's Swarovski diamond-encrusted £270,000 Lamborghini Aventador is SMASHED up in London crash

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​daily mail​​​ The car had been involved in a crash which looked like another vehicle had hit the rear hard The model regularly poses with the car on her social media profile pages online →

What Does China’s Isolation Mean for Ties With Russia?

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​carnegie​​​ Yaroslav Shevchenko When the devastating wave of the pandemic was only just rising over Europe and the United States in March 2020, China had already declared victory over the virus. By →

Can Turkey Recover from Erdogan’s Reign?

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​national interest​​​ by Michael Rubin Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has now ruled Turkey for close to two decades. As Turkey nears its centenary, he has become its most consequential ruler since Mustafa →

The Washington Conference 100 Years Later: Averting Great-Power Conflict in Asia

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​national interest​​​ by John Maurer A hundred years ago, Washington was the setting for a major international conference called to arrest an emerging competition in naval weaponry and to settle →

US cannot dictate to China on nuclear arms control talks

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global times Discussions about China's nuclear power have again emerged in Washington in the past two days. US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan claimed that during the virtual summit between →

34,000 protest in Greece on anniversary of student revolt

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global times Tens of thousands of people joined protests in Greece's two largest cities on Wednesday, marking the anniversary of a 1973 student revolt against a US-backed junta, an annual event that →

How Putin Is Pushing Back Against the West

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​national interest​​​ by Nikolas K. Gvosdev At the end of 2020, I was conferring with colleagues about the likely trajectory of relations between Russia and the West. One was quite optimistic that →

Boris Johnson’s anti-sleaze plan is purely for show. He knows it will not pass

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​ the guardian​​​ Under Theresa May and Boris Johnson, the Conservative party has become increasingly ungovernable. The process shows no sign of stopping. It will continue in the next parliament, →

New China-US pact key to solving global crisis, charts way forward for developing nations: Singaporean experts

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global times Chinese President Xi Jinping said that climate change can well become a new highlight for China-US cooperation during a virtual meeting with his US counterpart Joe Biden on November 16. →

Winter of Europe’s Discontent: Belarus Threatens EU With Migrants and Gas Shortages

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​national interest​​​ by Lillian Posner Europe may have thought that with the Nord Stream II pipeline near completion and the resolution of the Moldovan gas crisis that its energy problems were over. →

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