The SAVE America Act, Lisa Murkowski, and the Truth About Alaska

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American Thinker   by Brian Tomlinson     The proposed SAVE America Act is a necessary piece of legislation to enhance the security of our national elections. However, there are →

Looking Ahead to Elections in Iran

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American Thinker   by John F. Di Leo     To hear the talking heads tell it, we are all looking forward to the day when Iran holds “free and fair elections” →

Trump says US to blockade Hormuz, IRGC insists strait open

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Al Jazeera   By Nils Adler, Federica Marsi, Caolán Magee and Faisal Ali     Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has insisted the Strait of Hormuz is open for civilian vessels, but →

US-Iran talks continue in Pakistan’s Islamabad

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Al Jazeera By Stephen Quillen and Nils Adler     US and Iranian negotiators continue to hold historic, in-person ceasefire talks in Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad. →

How Pakistan Became the Mediator Between the US and Iran

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National Interest   by Wasay Mir     Pakistan has spent the last year or so carefully building Washington’s confidence while maintaining a functional relationship with →

China blames Takaichi's Taiwan remarks for strained ties with Japan, urges Tokyo to correct mistakes after Japan downgrades description of China in annual diplomatic report

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Global Times   By Liu Xin and Xing Xiaojing The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Friday blamed Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's erroneous remarks on Taiwan for being the root cause of the →

A common nutrient could supercharge cancer treatment

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Science Daily   by University of Chicago Medical Center     Researchers at the University of Chicago have uncovered a surprising new role for zeaxanthin, a plant-based →

Scientists finally crack mystery of rare COVID vaccine blood clots

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Science Daily   by Flinders University     Researchers led by Flinders University, working with international collaborators, have uncovered how a rare blood clotting →

Djibouti: A landslide victory for Guelleh according to official results

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  with AFP     Djibouti's veteran leader Ismail Omar Guelleh won the country's presidential election with 97.8 percent of the →

Meditations On An Elegy

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American Thinker   by Lars Møller     In England: An Elegy, published in the year 2000, Sir Roger Scruton offered the reading public a love-letter written in the minor key—a →

Be Wary of Iran’s Propaganda Machine

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American Thinker   by Majid Rafizadeh     The dust of conflict has settled. The fever of the moment has yielded to the cooler discipline of strategic reflection. It is time →

Hungary's Political Contest Extends Beyond Its Borders Amid Disputes Over External Influence

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​ euro reporter​​​   As Hungary approaches its parliamentary elections, the country is once again drawing attention within the European political agenda. The rivalry between the ruling →

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