A Great Rebalancing Is Coming

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Foreign Affairs   by Michael Pettis     The trade imbalances that have come to characterize the global economy are fundamentally untenable. China, Germany, and a handful of →

Six months of war between Iran, US leave Arab states facing tough questions

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Al Jazeera   By Simon Speakman Cordall     Analysts broadly agree the United States and Israel’s war on Iran will not see regime collapse in Tehran or a definite victory for →

Tehran prepares conditions to open Strait of Hormuz

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Al Jazeera   By Caolán Magee and Edna Mohamed     Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei has said that Tehran is drafting a list of conditions to open the Strait of Hormuz in →

The Trump Administration’s Mistaken War on the ICC

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National Interest   by Eric Alter     The ICC isn’t a threat to American sovereignty as long as the US military retains its own mechanisms of accountability. →

Huawei licenses Wi-Fi patents to HP, highlighting shift in global IP licensing flows: Chinese expert

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Global Times   By Global Times     Chinese tech giant Huawei and US‑based computer-maker HP announced the signing of a multiyear global patent cross-licensing agreement, →

Scientists may have found a shortcut to calorie restriction’s anti-aging benefits

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Science Daily   by Yale School of Medicine     Reducing calorie intake has extended lifespan in animals including mice, rhesus monkeys, and fruit flies. In some studies, the →

Scientists may have finally caught “empty” space changing light

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Science Daily   by Universe Today     Nearly 90 years ago, Werner Heisenberg predicted a strange quantum effect known as vacuum birefringence, in which seemingly empty space →

Tanzania’s Vice President Emmanuel Nchimbi resigns

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  and AP     Tanzania's vice president resigned Tuesday, saying he wanted to respect the president's wishes, weeks after a →

Are We Marching Toward The Militarization Of Policing In America?

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American Thinker   by Janet Levy     In January 2025, customs agents at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson airport stopped activist Samuel Tunick upon his return from the Dominican →

The Log Cabin Republicans Lie Regarding The 'T'

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American Thinker   by Arthur Schaper     The Log Cabin “Republicans,” the so-called “gay conservative” faction within the GOP, have announced that they will no longer rally →

The Future of Ukraine’s Drone Democracy

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Foreign Affairs   by Nataliya Gumenyuk     On August 19, the Ukrainian parliament voted overwhelmingly to confirm Ukraine’s new defense minister, ending weeks of uncertainty →

At least 160 killed, hundreds missing, as flash flood hits Nepal and Tibet

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Al Jazeera   By AFP, AP and Reuters     At least 160 people have been killed and hundreds are missing after a huge flash ⁠flood swept away villages in Nepal, damaging roads, →

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