Carbon Capture Is a Climate Change Game Changer

  • 0
national interest by Amitai Etzioni In the 1920s, the world population was growing at a rapid rate; however, food production lagged badly behind because it relied on animal and human waste for →

Will Georgia’s democracy survive?

  • 0
​emerging europe​​​ Grigol Gegelia Never before have local elections been so important for Georgia’s future. As Georgia prepares for runoffs in the most important local elections in the country’s →

Salty language: why are UK and France fighting over fishing licences?

  • 0
​the guardian​​​ Britain and France have been at loggerheads over post-Brexit fishing licences for UK waters since the start of the year. Both sides are now threatening imminent action – and →

US Supreme Court to hear abortion case

  • 0
global times Two months after refusing to intervene, the US Supreme Court is expected to hear challenges on Monday to a Texas law that bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy and makes no →

France looks to boost ties with India, Indonesia after defense snub

  • 0
global times Emmanuel Macron on Saturday sought to beef up ties with India and Indonesia, France's presidency said, after Paris was locked out of a defense pact between the US, UK and Australia. →

Biden Wants to Stay in Syria—But Withdrawal Is Overdue

  • 0
​national interest​​​ by Michael Hall When the United States withdrew from Afghanistan, the moment was hailed—and alternately, decried—as a turning point which would usher in a series of U.S. →

State Capitalism Did Not Build China’s Economic Miracle

  • 0
​national interest​​​ by Rainer Zitelmann As recently as 1981, 88 percent of the Chinese population was living in extreme poverty. Today it is less than one percent. How was this possible? Never in →

Angela Merkel’s Departure Unlikely to Change Germany’s Russia Policy

  • 0
​national interest​​​ by Jonas Driedger Berlin bristles with negotiations these days. With federal elections held in late September, one thing is certain about future German policy: After sixteen →

Russian Navy Officials Hype Performance of New Bulava SLBM

  • 0
​national interest​​​ by Mark Episkopos A top Russian Navy official claimed that the West is defenseless against the “invulnerable” new Bulava sea-launched intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). →

Do the Facebook papers spell doom for Meta – or is it too big to fail?

  • 0
​the guardian​​​ It’s been a rocky few weeks for the company formerly known as Facebook. First came the Facebook papers, a series of blockbuster reports in the Wall Street Journal based on a cache of →

Floating farms, salt-resistant rice: Bangladeshis adapt to survive

  • 0
global times Rising sea levels and violent flooding are already putting tens of millions of lives at risk in Bangladesh, but they bring another problem that threatens the entire nation: Water-logged →

Climate action must be fair, avoid suppression of developing countries’ rights: Global Times editorial

  • 0
global times The G20 summit will be held in Rome this weekend, and is expected to set the tone for the COP26 global climate summit in Glasgow. The world is paying much attention to the attitude of →

Discussion