Qatar PM to visit Tehran; Trump ‘not in a hurry’ over talks

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Al Jazeera   By Zaid Sabah and Rached El-Moctar     Qatar’s Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani will arrive in →

Why the US’ ‘Cosmic Bet’ on AI Won’t Beat China

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National Interest   by Ariel E. Levite and Athanasios Platias     America’s AI strategy is too narrowly targeted on the technology itself, while China’s embraces the wider →

Rare black-coated shipborne missile test shown by state media, Chinese expert says coating improves radar, visual stealth and penetration

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Global Times   By Liang Rui     Chinese state broadcaster CCTV News released a dedicated 12-second video on Tuesday, which showcased for the first time a Chinese People's →

Your brain may not actually “make” decisions

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Science Daily   by Indiana University     What we experience when making a decision may be very different from what actually happens inside the brain, according to Indiana →

Your genes may decide whether a low-carb diet sends cholesterol soaring

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Science Daily   by American Society for Nutrition     Low-carb diets have become increasingly popular, but their effects on cholesterol are far from uniform. Some people see →

AI Data Centers are America First in Action

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American Thinker   by Joseph Ford Cotto     Artificial intelligence (AI) is not some distant experiment reserved for Silicon Valley giants. It already reshapes Main Street. →

Russia mobilisation fears grow amid reports of intimidating tactics

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Al Jazeera   By Niko Vorobyov     Owing to his illness, 26-year-old Sasha from Orenburg, a city in Russia close to the Kazakhstan border, has a Category V military ID, which →

Iran says Hormuz remains closed despite Oman route deal

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Al Jazeera   By Heba Habib and Rached El-Moctar     Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi says the Strait of Hormuz remains closed despite a temporary transit →

Maximum Pressure on Iran Will Fail

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Foreign Affairs   by Nate Swanson     For 47 years, the Islamic Republic has bedeviled U.S. presidents. The 1979 Iran hostage crisis helped doom Jimmy Carter’s reelection →

Does Burnham’s Political Salvation Run Through Ukraine?

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​american conservative​​​ by Benjamin Schwarz     It’s tempting to regard Andy Burnham’s first visit to Kiev as the beginning of a new British approach toward Ukraine, not least →

China's Galbot robot takes on tennis star Zheng Jie in world's first human-robot match

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Global Times   By Global Times     A humanoid robot went head-to-head with a former tennis champion in what was billed as the world's first human-robot tennis singles match, →

Scientists discover a real-life “dragon” and name it after Syrax

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Science Daily   by Pensoft Publishers     Scientists have identified a new species of lizard living in the high mountain forests of western Thailand. The species, →

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