A Greener Russia? Moscow’s Agenda at the COP26 Climate Summit

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​carnegie​​​ Anastasia Likhacheva As the COP26 UN climate change summit takes place in Glasgow, our planet’s prospects look bleak. Glaciers are melting, the space left for sustainable land use is in →

Maestro Bagbudrian performs concert with National Chamber Orchestra of Armenia

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sana Within a concert of oriental and Western classical music, Maestro Misak Bagbudrian, Conductor of the Syrian National Symphony Orchestra, performed his first concert with the National Chamber →

Afghans deserve to be better off through hard work, not planting opium

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global times Reuters reported in September that "As the West ponders aid for Afghanistan, China was quick to provide relief." Recently, China has again taken the lead in giving a helping hand to →

Dr. Gottlieb: Coronavirus Pandemic Could End in U.S. in January

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the former commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has stated that the nearly two-year-long coronavirus pandemic →

Belarus escorts hundreds of migrants towards Polish borde

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the guardian Belarusian authorities have escorted an estimated 1,000 people, most of whom are from the Middle East, to the Polish border in an escalation of a deadly crisis that has already left →

Torlakian, and other lesser-known dialects from Central and Eastern Europe

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​emerging europe​​​ Nikola Đorđević A dialect is a form of language particular to one geographic area or social group. Most languages in the world at one stage had several dialects, but as languages →

98 killed in Sierra Leone blast

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global times A massive fireball sparked by a fuel tanker explosion killed 98 people in Sierra Leone's capital Freetown, the West African country's disaster management agency said on Saturday. The →

Biden vaccine mandate halted

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global times A US federal appeals court Saturday halted a vaccine mandate by President Joe Biden's administration that is intended to push millions of workers at businesses with more than 100 →

Victory in Syria Requires Learning from Afghanistan

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​national interest​​​ by Nadine Maenza The world was stunned in mid-August when Afghan Armed Forces laid down their weapons in what the Washington Post reported as “a breathtaking series of →

China’s ‘Food Weapon’ in a Time of Commodity Scarcity

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​national interest​​​ by Christopher Vassallo The Great Grain Robbery only got its name years later. At the time, in the summer of 1972, American policymakers did not even know they had been robbed. →

Americans Underestimate the Danger in Continuing to Defend South Korea

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national interest by Doug Bandow South Korea enjoys a unique status in Washington. It has generated fierce loyalty among many Americans who served there. The Republic of Korea (ROK) also enjoys →

Indian elites’ misconception of China exposed in a tweet comparing Prayagraj and Shanghai

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global times "Shanghai," China's "capital of magic," went viral again on Twitter. Not because of the swift mass COVID-19 testing. This time, it started from an Indian author's video clip of →

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