What Did Europe Gain from Engaging the Taliban?

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National Interest   by Eldar Mamedov Add TNI as a Preferred Source on Google     The Taliban has made little to no progress on the counterterrorism and human rights →

Why America’s Industrial Renewal Is Stronger with Mexico

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National Interest   by Robert C. O’Brien Add TNI as a Preferred Source on Google     Mexico is a key supplier and buyer for the US steel, automotive and energy sectors. →

China vows necessary response if measures harm Chinese interests, after US meeting on ‘excess capacity’

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Global Times   By Global Times     China will make a necessary response if relevant economies use so-called "overcapacity" as a pretext to take measures that harm Chinese →

China's Long March-12 rocket launches new internet satellite group

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global times By Xinhua     China launched a Long March-12 carrier rocket on Saturday from a commercial spacecraft launch site in the southern island province of Hainan, sending an →

Scientists may have found why diabetic wounds refuse to heal

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Science Daily   by Higher Education Press     Chronic diabetic ulcers are among the most difficult complications facing modern healthcare. More than 131 million people →

Zuma’s hospitalisation raises questions over MK party election campaign

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  and AP     Jacob Zuma’s hospitalisation has raised questions about his participation in upcoming uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party →

So Goes Europe

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American Thinker   by Allan J. Feifer     Britain is America's mother country. Regardless of what one may think of the once-Great Britain today, much of America's essence →

Iran’s Theory of Victory

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Foreign Affairs   by Narges Bajoghli and Vali Nasr     When it comes to Iran, the Trump administration has a decidedly dismal record. It failed to wear down the Islamic →

US sanctions International Criminal Court in major escalation

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Al Jazeera   By Joseph Stepansky     Washington, DC – United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced a new set of sanctions against the International Criminal →

What ‘Winning the Battle of Hormuz’ Got Wrong

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american conservative by Andrew Day     Repeat after me: The Strait of Hormuz was open before the Iran War began. Sing it, shout it, say it three more times—you might even record →

The Mecca Pact’s Yemen Test

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National Interest   by Burcu Ozcelik and Serhat Erkmen Add TNI as a Preferred Source on Google     The key question is whether the Turkish-Saudi-Pakistani security agreement →

US FCC plan to bar Chinese testing labs could disrupt global electronics supply chains, raise industry costs: analysts

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Global Times   By Ma Tong     A US plan to bar Chinese laboratories from testing electronic devices for the American market could disrupt a key link in the global electronics →

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