Trump joins thousands at memorial for right-wing US activist Charlie Kirk

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Al Jazeera   By Caolán Magee and Reuters     Tens of thousands of people attended a memorial service in Arizona for Charlie Kirk, the right-wing United States activist and →

UK recognises Palestinian statehood 108 years after Balfour Declaration

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Al Jazeera   By Maziar Motamedi and Federica Marsi     British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced the United Kingdom’s decision to formally recognise a Palestinian →

How to Fill NATO’s Manpower Gap

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National Interest   by Alex Wagner and Kristen Taylor     Increased NATO defense spending alone cannot ensure the alliance’s security.     For the first →

What Happened to “the West”?

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Foreign Affairs by Stewart Patrick     It has become commonplace to speak of living in a “post-Western world.” Commentators typically invoke the phrase to herald the emergence of →

New crystal camera lets doctors see inside the body like never before

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Science Daily   by Northwestern University     Physicians rely on nuclear medicine scans, like SPECT scans, to watch the heart pump, track blood flow and detect diseases →

U.S. Strikes Third Boat, Killing More Alleged ‘Narcoterrorists’

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​american conservative​​​ by Andrew Day     The U.S. attacked another boat, the third this month, alleged to be trafficking drugs, President Donald Trump announced Friday on Truth →

Beijing’s “Robot Army” Isn’t Science Fiction. It’s Already Here.

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National Interest   by Ryan Fedasiuk     Failing to take the robotics race seriously means watching Beijing set the rules of the automated economy and risks leaving American →

China always opposes discriminatory practices against specific countries: FM on report of Nvidia chip order termination

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Global Times   By Global Times     Responding to a media inquiry for confirmation and comment on a report by the Financial Times claiming that China's internet regulator has →

China will never agree to any deal at expense of principled stance: MOFCOM on what China gained from China-US consensus on TikTok

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Global Times   By GT staff reporters     Asked what China has gained from the framework consensus reached between China and the US to allow TikTok to continue operations in →

Could plastic in your food be fueling Azheimer’s?

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Science Daily   by University of Rhode Island     Micro- and nanoplastics prevalent in the environment routinely enter the human body through water we drink, foods we eat, →

Tensions rise in eastern Congo as M23 rebels parade troops

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Africa News   By Agencies     Tensions are escalating in eastern Congo as the M23 rebel group and government forces dig in along the frontlines — threatening fragile peace →

It’s Deeper Than Mental Illness

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Americal Thinker   By J. Robert Smith     Maybe you spent time last week perusing X postings related to Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Aside from the many accolades, conservative →

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