America and China Are Not Yet in a Cold War

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foreign affairs By Wang Jisi The original Cold War ended in December 1991 with the disintegration of the Soviet Union. But the idea that the world is witnessing the early phases of a new cold →

Israel-Hamas war live: Gaza truce begins after night of intense bombing

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​al jazeera​​​ By Ted Regencia Four-day Gaza truce agreed by Hamas and Israel takes effect for first time after seven weeks of war. The Gaza Strip endures night of intensified bombardment from “air, →

Turkey Holds NATO to Ransom

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​national interest​​​ by Robert Ellis In the Middle Ages, holding a knight to ransom was standard practice on the battlefield; it is still routine in international relations today. For example, last →

The Dangers of Military Essentialism: Past and Present

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​national interest​​​ by Alexander S. Burns War produces emotions unlike any other. Even for those observing conflicts from a safe distance, it is easy to identify with one side or another. In the →

India shouldn’t let Australia derail cooperation with China

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​global times​​​ It was really clumsy and unnecessary for Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Richard Marles to try to strengthen Australia's ties with India by sowing discord →

China warns US, Philippines not to harm its sovereignty, rights

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global times By Yang Sheng and Liu Xuanzun China on Wednesday warned the US and the Philippines that their recent joint naval patrols near Chinese territorial waters should not harm China's →

Majority reached in European Parliament to revise EU treaties

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​brussels times​​​ The European Parliament was able to gain a majority to pass a proposal to revise the European Treaties on Wednesday for the first time. One of the proponents was the former Belgian →

A Literary Thanksgiving

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​american conservative​​​ By Shawn Phillip Cooper As far as holidays go, Thanksgiving in America is a relative newcomer to the official calendar. Celebrated on various dates throughout New England in →

Disinformation is part and parcel of social media’s business model, new research shows

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​conversation​​​ Deceptive online content is big business. The digital advertising market is now worth €625 billion, and their business model is simple: more clicks, views or engagement means more →

My Journey from Frustration to Outrage to Seething Anger

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​american thinker​​​ By Lewis Dovland I have had it. My past sense of frustration with the damaging policies of the left has moved to outrage and anger because I’m finally seeing the results of the →

A Plausible Explanation for JFK’s Assassination?

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​american thinker​​​ By J. Robert Smith Conspiracies as history doesn’t crank my tractor. You know, secretive Free Masons running the country since its founding. Most JFK conspiracy stuff I’ve →

Israel-Hamas war live: Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital director arrested

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​al jazeera​​​ By Mersiha Gadzo and Edna Mohamed Gaza’s Health Ministry says will stop coordinating with WHO in evacuating wounded and medical staff from hospitals after Israel arrested the director →

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