Syria’s female conservator brings ancient manuscripts back to life

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global times At a library of the Greek Orthodox patriarchate in Syria's capital Damascus, Rajaa Rajha has been working tirelessly and passionately day after day to restore ancient manuscripts. "I →

Simply throwing money at the NHS won’t solve all its problems

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​ guardian​​​ Simon Jenkins Watch the news each day and you might regard Britain’s NHS as a black, swirling pit into which ever vaster sums of money constantly vanish. All it does is answer back with →

Why Tajikistan Is Taking a Stand Against the Taliban

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​carnegie​​​ Temur Umarov In recent weeks, Tajikistan has hit the headlines for its hardline stance on Afghanistan, where the Taliban recently returned to power. It might seem that if anyone should →

Chinese Embassy in US refutes US' support for Taiwan's involvement in UN

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global times China resolutely refutes US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's remarks calling on support for the island of Taiwan's involvement in the United Nations (UN), spokesperson of the Chinese →

America Can’t Afford to Be AWOL in the Caucasus

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national interest by Stephen Blank As part of his trip to Georgia, Ukraine, Romania, and the NATO summit in Brussels, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the →

Poland delivers gas to Moldova as Russia plays hardball

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​emerging europe​​​ Marek Grzegorczyk Moldova on October 26 received its first ever delivery of non-Russian gas as the country struggles to cope with a deep energy crisis caused by a reduction in →

Afghanistan to honor its promise and won't allow any forces to use its territory to harm China: acting deputy PM of Afghan Taliban

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​global times​​​ The Afghan Taliban attaches great importance to China's security concerns, and will resolutely honor its promise and never allow any forces to use the Afghan territory to harm China, →

Why Hungary Is Zelenskyy’s Other Big Problem

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national interest by Melinda Haring VOLODOMYR ZELENSKYY, who is the president of Europe’s poorest country, confronts a welter of problems, including Russian separatism in the east, resurgent populism →

Romania puts a general in charge: Emerging Europe this week

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emerging europe Central Europe Romania’s President Klaus Iohannis nominated retired four-star army general Nicolae Ciucă as prime minister designate on Thursday, tasking him with forming a centrist →

Credit of trust and the Uzbek people

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On October 24, 2021, presidential elections will be held in Uzbekistan. In accordance with national legislation, there is no institution of self-nominated candidates in the country. Five candidates →

North Korea Confirms Ballistic Missile Launch

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national interest by Stephen Silver Earlier this week, North Korea conducted the latest in a series of missile launches, one that was condemned by governments around the world. On Wednesday, North →

Mali Contemplates Negotiating With Al Qaeda

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​national interest​​​ by Trevor Filseth The government of Mali has announced that the country’s religious authorities have been asked to open negotiations with the local affiliate branch of Al-Qaeda →

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