Scientists finally tame the impossible 48-atom carbon ring

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Science Daily   by University of Oxford     In a new study led by Oxford University's Department of Chemistry, chemists have demonstrated the synthesis of a cyclocarbon that →

New negotiations between DR Congo and M23 rebels to take place in Qatar

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  with agencies     A Qatari official said on Sunday that a draft agreement to end fighting between the Democratic Republic of →

East to Alaska

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Americal Thinker   By Clarice Feldman     On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin flew to Alaska to meet with President Trump in an effort to resolve the long-running war →

The Alaska summit was a spectacular distraction

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Al Jazeera   by Belen Fernandez     Say you are the president of the United States and the relationship with a significant chunk of your political base has become less than blissfully →

Israel bombs Gaza hospital, advances plans to displace Palestinians

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al jazeera By Umut Uras, Usaid Siddiqui, Edna Mohamed and Maziar Motamedi     Hamas has slammed Israel’s plan to seize Gaza City, calling talk of shelter provision and →

Donald Trump’s Venezuela U-Turn Won’t Put America First

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National Interest   by Mackenzie France     By allowing Chevron to pump Venezuelan oil, the Trump administration is providing unearned breathing room for the Maduro regime. →

Trump, Putin hold joint press conference

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Global Times   By Xinhua     U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin appeared at a joint press conference on Friday after concluding their talks in →

Collision of Chinese vessels in waters near China’s Huangyan Dao likely caused by avoiding hitting Philippine Coast Guard Ship: expert

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Global Times   By Fan Wei, Liu Xuanzun and Cao Siqi     In an interview with the Global Times on Friday, an expert said that the collision between the two Chinese vessels →

Mexican cave stalagmites reveal the deadly droughts behind the Maya collapse

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Science Daily   by University of Cambridge     A drought lasting 13 years and several others that each lasted over three years may have contributed to the collapse of the →

ECOWAS' new president, Julius Maada Bio, reiterates wish for Sahel states to return to the fold

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  with agencies     As he continues his West Africa tour, Sierre Leone’s president Julius Maada Bio, has reiterated his wish →

The Truth About This Surge of Anti-Semitism

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Americal Thinker   By Alicia Colon     It has been said that antisemitism is the oldest form of prejudice and hatred, predating most major religions. →

China Is Enjoying Trump 2.0

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Foreign Affairs   by Yun Sun     In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election in 2024, Chinese policymakers and intellectual elites feared the →

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