Can Trump Make Europe Relevant Again?

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​american thinker​​​ By Charlton Allen     Francis Fukuyama’s 1989 essay, “The End of History?” posited that liberal democracy had triumphed as the ultimate form of government, →

European Commission to announce projects with Ukraine on critical materials in March

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​brussels times​​​ By  The Brussels Times with Belga     The European Commission will announce in March "very concrete projects" related to critical Ukrainian materials →

The Long FreeCon

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​american thinker​​​ ​by Joseph Addington ​​​     “Fusion conservatism,” the brainchild of National Review’s William F. Buckley and the canonical philosophy of the →

Chief justice halts lower court decision ordering Trump administration to pay State Department, USAID contractors

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​cbs news​​​ By Melissa Quinn     Washington — Chief Justice John Roberts late Wednesday granted the Trump administration's request to put on hold a lower court order that →

New study explains why is Mars red

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​africa news​​​ By Rédaction Africanews  and AP     For years, spacecraft have been studying Mars, revealing ancient signs of lakes and rivers that suggest the planet once →

Trump and Europe: US ‘transactionalism on steroids’ is the challenge facing leaders now

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​conversation​​​ by Andrew Glencross     Donald Trump has always been an avowed transactionalist rather than a transatlanticist. The author of The Art of the Deal made it clear →

Indispensable Nations

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​foreign affairs​​​ by Pratap Bhanu Mehta     In 1852, the Black American writer and abolitionist Martin Delany lamented that “the claims of no people . . . are respected by any →

Israel releases Palestinian prisoners to Gaza, West Bank, Egypt

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​al jazeera​​​     Hundreds of Palestinians held in Israeli jails arrive at the European hospital in Gaza as Israel releases the remaining 642 Palestinian detainees scheduled to →

Germany’s Next Chancellor Inherits a Country in Crisis

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​national interest​​​ By:  Jacob Heilbrunn     Incoming German chancellor Friedrich Merz is working overtime to warn Germans that the time of stagnation that prevailed under →

US curbs on China’s chip industry hinder development of global semiconductor industry, will ultimately backfire: FM

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global times​​​​ By Liu Yang     China has made clear its serious position more than once on the US' malicious blocking and suppression of China's semiconductor industry. The US →

Ancient Mars wasn’t just wet. It was cold and wet

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science news​​​​ By Skyler Ware     Frigid water helped paint Mars red and may have shaped a vast coastline, two new studies into the planet’s history reveal. →

The Case Against a European Health Model for America

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​american thinker​​​ By Matthew Williams     Stock up on your Mountain Dew: Code Red, M&Ms, and Swedish Fish -- while these iconic items aren’t necessarily disappearing, a →

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