Ugandan lawmakers bring back military courts' ability to try civilians

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africa news By Rédaction Africanews  with AP     Ugandan lawmakers on Tuesday passed a government-backed bill to authorize civilian trials in military courts, defying →

UK and EU sign new trade, fishing and defence deal – what do economists think?

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conversation by Maria Garcia ,  Conor O'Kane ,  Kamran Mahroof , Mausam Budhathoki ,  Phil Tomlinson      The UK and EU have announced a range of historic and →

Uncontrolled Circulation of Prescription Drugs and Stimulants in Ukraine’s Armed Forces: A Threat to Military and Society

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amuedge     As Ukraine’s protracted military conflict continues, growing reports of psychoactive substance abuse among Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel raise serious concerns. This →

The Taiwan Tightrope

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foreign affairs by Oriana Skylar Mastro and Brandon Yoder     As tensions rise across the Taiwan Strait, the policy debate in Washington remains fractured. U.S. strategy broadly →

The US has $36 trillion in debt. What does that mean, and who owns it?

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​al jazeera​​​ By Hanna Duggal and  Marium Ali     On Sunday, a key congressional committee in the United States approved President Donald Trump’s new tax cut bill, which →

The World Health Assembly Needs Taiwan. Here’s Why.

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national interest By   Alexander Tah-Ray Yui In a world where pandemics, antimicrobial resistance, and health disparities know no borders, excluding Taiwan from the WHA is not only unjust but →

Huawei debuts first HarmonyOS computer, marking breakthrough for China’s homegrown operating system

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global times By Zhang Yiyi     Chinese tech giant Huawei on Monday launched its first personal computer (PC) powered by its own operating system, the HarmonyOS, at an event in Chengdu, →

Juvenile capuchins are kidnapping infants of another monkey species

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science news By  Freda Kreier     There’s a serious case of stranger danger unfolding on an island off the coast of Panama.     A gang of five juvenile capuchin →

Political Sabotage: The Democrats’ Obstruction of Trump’s Foreign Policy Wins

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american thinker By  Mike Robertson     After securing a strong base of support in the 2024 election, Donald Trump is positioning himself for a renewed push in foreign policy — an →

Will the new UK-EU deal shorten queues?

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brussels times By   Rita Alves     Monday's United Kingdom-European Union deal promises travellers an easier trip across the water by facilitating access via electronic →

Rubio, the Trump Doctrine, and the State Department Reorg

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american conservative by Peter Van Buren     The deranged left claims that President Donald Trump’s foreign policy is chaotic and has no broad goal. So it is good to see Secretary of →

Investors shrug off Moody's downgrade as stocks, U.S. borrowing costs stay largely flat

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nbc news By  Rob Wile     Investors largely shrugged off a downgrade of the U.S.' credit rating in Monday trading, as stocks ended the day mostly flat.     The Dow →

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