UK lifts tariffs on east African flower exports to boost trade

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​africa news​​​     The United Kingdom has announced the temporary suspension of export tariffs on cut flowers originating from East Africa. Effective from April 11, 2024, to June →

No Substitute for Victory

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foreign affairs By  Matt Pottinger and Mike Gallagher     Amid a presidency beset by failures of deterrence—in Afghanistan, Ukraine, and the Middle East—the Biden →

Israel’s war on Gaza live: At least 63 killed in Gaza in last 24 hours

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al jazeera​​​​       Gaza’s Health Ministry has said at least 63 Palestinians have been killed and 45 injured in Israeli attacks across the enclave in the past 24 hours. →

For Roma, justice truly is blind

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​al jazeera​​​ by Jonathan Lee     On February 22, the City Court in the eastern Slovakian town of Kosice acquitted 10 police officers accused of forcing six Romani children →

China’s Economic Slowdown is Strengthening its Defense Industrial Base

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national interest by Nathaniel Sher     In 2023, China’s economy grew at the slowest pace since 1990, apart from two years during the COVID-19 pandemic when the country was closed →

Save the A-10 Warthog: Give It to the U.S. Army

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​national interest​​​ by  Brandon J. Weichert     While working on Capitol Hill, I was asked to participate in discussions over funding for the HYPERLINK →

China refutes Fitch's credit outlook cut

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​global times​​​ By  Wang Cong      and Qi Xijia Chinese officials on Wednesday swiftly pushed back against US ratings agency Fitch's move to cut China's sovereign →

Is Censorship the Biden Era’s Torture Issue?

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​american conservative​​​ By James Bovard      During last month’s Supreme Court hearing on a landmark case on federal censorship, Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson →

The Ministry of BS Will See You Now

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​american thinker​​​ By J.B. Shurk      I wonder if there is ever a moment while DHS Secretary Mayorkas is claiming that America’s borders are entirely secure and blaming →

Charity: More than 10 million Sudanese children have been in warzone

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​africa news​​​     More than 10 million children in Sudan have been in an active warzone and less than five kilometres away from gunfire, shelling, and other deadly violence over →

What did Roman wine taste like? Much better than previously thought, according to new research

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conversation by  Dimitri Van Limbergen     From a modern, scientific perspective, the wine Romans drank is often seen as an inconsistent, poorly made and thoroughly →

Ethiopia Back on the Brink

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foreign affairs By Alex de Waal and Mulugeta Gebrehiwot Berhe     Arguably the worst armed conflict of the twenty-first century so far is not the one unfolding in Gaza or in Ukraine, →

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