Ukraine War: Selling Stalemate and Prolonging Pain

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​national interest​​​ by Matthew Blackburn A few months back, Chatham House issued a report underlining the hawkish consensus on the Russo-Ukrainian War: no compromise with Moscow; it must be soundly →

UK white paper smears China’s growing role in world devt with prejudice

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​global times​​​ By Deng Xiaoci The British government's latest white paper on aid has explicitly raised the so-called concerns over China's growing role in international development, while promising →

4 teens charged with killing Las Vegas high schooler will be prosecuted as adults, court records show

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​nbc news​​​ By Antonio Planas Four teenagers who face second-degree murder charges will be prosecuted as adults after the fatal mob-style beating this month of a 17-year-old Las Vegas boy, court →

The first embryos from a mammal have now been grown in space

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​ science news​​​ By Saima S. Iqbal Mouse embryos can make it to an early stage of development in space.In an experiment conducted in 2021, a few hundred frozen two-cell embryos from mice thawed and →

MEPs move to make it easier and cheaper to repair things rather than throw them away

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​brussels times​​​ Members of the European Parliament voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday in favour of a proposal to simplify and reduce the cost of repairing items instead of throwing them away and →

America on the Edge of the Cliff

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​american thinker​​​ By Fletch Daniels There is more than an average share of discontent brewing from sea to shining sea as ever more Americans get the sense that their country, which has been →

Israel-Hamas war live: Gaza truce agreed; 50 captives to be freed

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​al jazeera​​​ By Ted Regencia, Lyndal Rowlands, Mersiha Gadzo and Usaid Siddiqui Israel and Hamas agree on Qatar-mediated deal for a four-day truce in Gaza and release of 50 captives held in the →

US yielding its submarine warfare edge over China

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​asia times​​​ by Gabriel Honrada China’s rapid advancements in submarine technology and detection capabilities are challenging the US’s long-established dominance in undersea warfare and posing a →

Re-Industrialization and the Green Revolution Will Revitalize National Power

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​national interest​​​ by Nikolas K. Gvosdev The COVID-19 pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine mark the end of the post-Cold War era, which was defined by the optimistic idea that →

Canada owes an apology to China and others deceived

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​global times​​​ The Canada media outlet the Globe and Mail's recent exposure that two Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig are suspected of engaging in spying activities in China has further →

Decoupling with China impossible amid Argentina’s economic woes, but ties likely to enter trial period with far-right Milei’s election win: experts

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​global times​​​ By Xu Keyue The victory of fiery right-wing candidate Javier Milei in the Argentine presidential election will pose some challenges for the country's ties with China as bilateral →

Crabs left the sea not once, but several times, in their evolution

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​science news​​​ By Amanda Heidt Most terrestrial plants and animals left the ocean a single time in their evolutionary history to live ashore. But crabs have seemingly scuttled out of the sea more →

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