Berkley Walker wants to revamp photosynthesis for a changing climate

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​science news​​​ By Aaron Brooks Berkley Walker didn’t plan on becoming a scientist; he wanted to be an entrepreneur. And he got started early on that goal: In high school in Portland, Ore., he →

Wang Yi to Washington, arranging a Xi-Biden summit

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​asia times​​​ by Jeff Pao Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit the United States on October 26 to 28 and meet his American counterparts, ahead of a proposed summit between the heads-of-state →

How Will the IDF Handle Urban Combat?

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foreign affairs By David Kilcullen Although the details are still difficult to predict, it seems very likely that Israel will mount a land invasion of the Gaza Strip in the near future. If and when →

Autoworkers strike expands again with walkout at GM SUV plant

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​nbc news​​​ By Marley Jay The United Auto Workers union expanded its strike against Detroit's Big Three for the second consecutive day as members at a major General Motors manufacturing plant walked →

America Must Find a Way to Ensure Israel Crushes Hamas without Destroying Gaza

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​national interest by Robert D. Kaplan I agree with Richard Haass that the United States needs to find the sweet spot between allowing Israel to restore deterrence without completely flattening Gaza. →

U.S. Solar Industry Threatened by China’s Overproduction

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​national interest​​​ by Jeff Ferry As campaign season approaches, Democrats in Congress and the Biden administration will surely tout the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) as a major achievement. And →

The Philippines is acting recklessly in the South China Sea, as if intoxicated: Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ The Chinese and Philippine vessels had two bumps in the waters near China's Ren'ai Reef in the South China Sea on October 22, and the situation is still escalating. The Philippine →

China's warships in Middle East on routine escort missions, not involved in Israel-Palestine conflict

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​global times​​​ China's deployment of warships in the Middle East is part of the country's routine escort mission and friendly visits to the region, not an interference in the current →

These 8 GMOs tell a brief history of genetic modification

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science news By Darren Incorvaia Half a century ago, the first genetically modified organism ushered in a new era of biological innovation. To mark this anniversary, here are eight milestone GMOs. →

China-Philippines testing the waters of a short sharp war

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​asia times​​​ by Richard Javad Heydarian The Philippines and China are on a literal collision course at sea after their boats collided on October 22 near the contested Second Thomas Shoal in the →

'Super-rich tax': Support grows to clamp down on tax avoidance costing billions

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​brussels times​​​ Tax evasion through offshore accounts has seen a significant decline, dropping by a third over the past decade, the Global Tax Evasion Report by the EU Tax Observatory reveals. →

'It's like being underwater': What Israeli soldiers will face inside the labyrinth of Hamas tunnels

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​nbc news​​​ By Laura Strickler In 2013, Israeli army officer Achiya Klein was crouching in the desert near the Gaza Strip watching his team drill into a 65-foot deep, mile-long Hamas tunnel, ready →

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