Northern Ireland: New post-Brexit rules come into force

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​brussels times​​​ New post-Brexit rules for importing goods into Northern Ireland from Britain, the result of the agreement signed last February between London and Brussels, come into force this →

The Armchair General Takes a Seat

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​american conservative​​​ By Declan Leary Mark Milley ended 43 years of service Friday with little fanfare and less awareness of the extreme dishonor with which he conducted his military career, →

Guess who's upset now about illegal aliens depressing wages

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​american thinker​​​ By Andrew Hodge Karl Marx once wrote of repeating events in history that they occur "first as tragedy, then as farce." That was my reaction to an article appearing in the →

What Our Oceans Say about Global Warming

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​american thinker​​​ By Guy K. Mitchell, Jr. The primary heat transfer mechanism to cool the Earth's surface is convection. However, at night, when the temperature of the Earth's surface approximates →

China-India rivalry playing out on the moon

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​asia times​​​ by Jeff Pao ​​​ China will send an unmanned spacecraft to the south pole of the moon next year with the lunar aim of bringing two kilograms of rock samples back to Earth. The China →

India’s not the China alternative Wall Street thinks

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​asia times​​​ by William Pesek Financial bookmarks can be very illuminating in assessing a market’s readiness for global primetime. Such is the case with JPMorgan Chase & Co adding Indian debt →

House Republican opposition to Ukraine aid grows, threatening funds as war rages

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nbc news​​​​ By Sahil Kapur and Julie Tsirkin WASHINGTON — A growing Republican divide over continuing U.S. aid to Ukraine threatens the prospects of Congress’ passing additional money to help the →

How Huawei Defeated U.S. Semiconductor Sanctions

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​national interest​​​ by Megha Shrivastava China’s Huawei, a technology giant that has been facing Western-led sanctions for years, has unveiled its Huawei Mate 60 Promade, a breakthrough development →

International sport events not a stage for political expressions: OCA acting president

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​global times​​​ by Cui Fandi and Lin Xiaoyi in Hangzhou Speaking with Global Times reporters during an interview on Thursday, the Acting President for the Olympic Committee of Asia (OCA) stressed →

New computer analysis hints volcanism killed the dinosaurs, not an asteroid

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​science news​​​ By Carolyn Gramling For decades, scientists have vigorously debated whether an asteroid strike or massive volcanic eruptions ended the reign of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. →

Nagorno-Karabakh: crisis in the Caucasus could destabilise the whole of Eurasia

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​conversation​​​ In the past few days there has been a steady stream of ethnic Armenians fleeing the contested region of Narogno-Karabakh. Azerbaijan launched a 24-hour assault on the Armenian →

Putin's talks with the head of South Sudan

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​ africa news​​​ Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday said relations between Russia and South Sudan were developing "intensively". Speaking at a meeting with the South Sudan President Salva →

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