Conservatives Triumph in Tehran: Does the Iran Nuclear Deal Still Matter?

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carnegie Nikita Smagin The Iran nuclear deal is important not just because of what it achieves, but also as a model for potential future agreements. It tests an approach whereby the United States →

Brutality against indigenous people embedded in Anglo-Saxons' DNA

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gt The Washington Post on Saturday covered the story of a 12-year-old girl, an Alaska native student, whose remains was buried more than 100 years ago in Pennsylvania. She was among more than 100,000 →

Slow rescue of Miami condo collapse shows 'beacon of human rights' is falling

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Degradation in the Western system Illustration: Liu Rui/GT Rescue workers are digging for a fifth day into the remnants of the collapsed condominium building in Miami, Florida. The death toll has →

Confronting China for US worst strategy for India: Global Times editorial

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China India Photo: GT Bloomberg reported that India has "redirected at least 50,000 additional troops to its border with China." It would give the Indian army more options to confront China with a →

Kim Jong-un Accepts Risks to Solidify Control Over North Korea

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ni The North Korean regime usually takes extreme efforts to prevent outsiders and even its own people from seeing instabilities in the North. But North Korean leader Kim Jong-un appears to be taking →

Citizens celebrate CPC’s 100th birthday

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gt People around the country came to Shanghai’s bustling tourist sites to enjoy the night view and light show to celebrate the Communist Party of China (CPC)’s 100th birthday. They had come to take →

China, Russia agree to extend good-neighborliness treaty as Putin congratulates CPC on centenary in phone call with Xi

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gt Chinese President Xi Jinping held a video meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday three days ahead of the centennial of the Communist Party of China and upon the occasion of the →

All Change: Donbas Republics Get New Russian Business Boss

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carnegie Konstantin Skorkin The self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk republics are moving on from the wild days of economic piracy to more orderly exploitation schemes. The prospects of reintegrating →

China always acts for well-being of developing countries

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gt Against the backdrop that the US is taking on China as a top competitor and US President Joe Biden has been attempting to rally Western allies to contain China, Chinese State Councilor and Foreign →

Is There a Place for a U.S. Military Base in Central Asia?

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carnegie Temur Umarov It was not so long ago that the United States had military bases in the region. But now much depends on whether the advantages would outweigh the inevitable losses that Central →

How Disastrous Would Disconnection From SWIFT Be for Russia?

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carnegie Seven years after threats were first made to cut Russia off from SWIFT, how well is Russia prepared to cope with disconnection from Western payment systems? The April 29 resolution passed by →

No-Go Negotiations: Iran May Not Be in a Rush to Get Nuclear Weapons

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tni There are reasons why rational nuclear latent states often want to stay non-nuclear. by Mayumi Fukushima As Iran’s next leader, President-elect Ebrahim Raisi, signals a hardening of Tehran’s →

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