In the Donbas, Russia’s Newest Citizens Prepare to Vote

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carnegie Konstantin Skorkin The more the Minsk agreements aimed at ending the conflict in eastern Ukraine dissolve into a diplomatic pipe dream, the more active Moscow is becoming in integrating the →

The New Child Tax Credit Has Had Many Supporters—And Few Opponents

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ni by Trevor Filseth The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), passed in March 2021, provided for a number of significant pandemic relief-related measures. Probably the best-known among these was the →

America is Running Out of ICU Beds Again

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ni by Trevor Filseth Following a surge in coronavirus cases throughout the United States, hospitals in all fifty states have seen increased admissions, and many have experienced acute staffing →

Russia and China have Embraced Anti-Access Weapons. What's America's move?

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ni by Sebastien Roblin Here's What You Need To Remember: Taking the analysts’ conclusions together, one can arrive at a more nuanced understanding of the challenges posed by anti-access weapons. →

Harris lands in Singapore after US Afghan fiasco, wooing will be 'ineffective'

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gt About a month after US Defense Minister Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's Asia-Pacific visit to Singapore, Vietnam and the Philippines in July, US Vice President Kamala Harris landed in Singapore →

Extinction Rebellion targets City of London HQ

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gt Climate change activists climbed the outside of the headquarters of the City of London's government on Sunday as they began two weeks of protests focused on the capital's financial district. About →

Should Social Security Rate Increases Be Called a “Raise"?

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ni by Stephen Silver There are strong indications that, due to rising inflation, next year’s cost-of-living raise for Social Security recipients will be the largest in years. The latest estimate from →

GT Voice: Lithuania must pay price for openly playing ‘Taiwan card’

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gt Lithuania must pay the price for openly provoking the one-China principle and undermining China's sovereignty. Lithuania recently allowed Taiwan island's separatist authorities to open a →

Anti-vaccine fanatics keep protesting like crazy in France

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gt Tens of thousands of people demonstrated in the streets of France again on Saturday against the government's COVID-19 vaccination policies amid concern from rights groups about anti-Semitic →

Afghans race to flee country

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gt Tens of thousands of Afghans were racing Sunday to flee their country as the US warned of security threats at Kabul's chaotic airport and the European Union said it was "impossible" to evacuate →

Before and after photos show Tibet’s development miracle in past 70 years

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gt In seven decades, Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region has been able to transform from a society under feudal serfdom to socialism, from poverty and backwardness to civility and progress. The →

Why Iran Is Embracing the Taliban’s Victory

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ni by Saeid Jafari The Taliban’s rapid takeover of Afghanistan doesn’t seem to have the Islamic Republic of Iran overly concerned. Iran and the Taliban have long had basic differences over their →

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