European Commission proposes simpler bureaucracy for expats

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​brussels times​​​ By Margherita Bassi The proposal aims to use digital tools to facilitate coordination among Member States and make access to social security systems for individuals working, living →

UK to rejoin Horizon Europe at great cost after reaching deal with EU

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​brussels times​​​ By Ugo Realfonzo Over three and half years since the UK left the EU, both parties have settled the question of Britain’s adherence to the EU's leading research programmes, which →

Racism as a Manufactured Problem?

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​american conservative​​​ by Emile Doak There was a remarkable speech by Tom Klingenstein recently, republished in the American Mind last month. Klingenstein, the chairman of the board at the →

No, Governor DeSantis, You are not a Navy SEAL

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​american thinker​​​ By Don Brown Before addressing the inescapable conclusion that Ron DeSantis is not ready for prime time as a presidential contender, and that he should suspend his campaign and →

When Men were Men: Today in History, Europeans Pulverize Jihadists

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​american thinker​​​ By Raymond Ibrahim Today in history witnessed an epic battle between Christians and Muslims. The sheer ferocity and valor displayed at the battle of Arsuf would make most →

With 2,000 missing objects, the British Museum faces a historic crisis of custodianship - but this case is far from unique

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conversation Since mid-August, the British Museum has been mired in a controversy over the theft of about 2,000 objects from its collections. The theft is suspected to be an inside job that took →

Russia blasts ‘inhumanity’ of US sending depleted uranium shells to Ukraine

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​al jazeera​​​ Russia has denounced Washington’s plan to provide the Ukrainian military with ammunition containing depleted uranium as part of a new $1bn assistance package to Kyiv, describing the →

NATO learning hard lessons about its future in Ukraine

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​asia times​​​ by Stephen Bryen While the causes for war vary, inevitably a war becomes a testing ground for technology, battlefield tactics and strategy. The war in Ukraine is no different, in fact, →

Blinken visits Ukraine in show of support as counteroffensive grinds on

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​nbc news​​​ By Reuters Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Kyiv on Wednesday in a gesture of support for Ukraine as its three-month-old counteroffensive against Russian forces grinds on with →

Africa’s Dual Battle with Progress and Chaos

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​national interest​​​ by Ahmed Charai After decades of stumbling progress toward democracy, suddenly, in the past few months, eight West African nations have been rocked by coups and civil wars, →

Why the World Needs a Democratic Taiwan at the UN

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​national interest​​​ by Patrick Mendis Antonina Luszczykiewicz Taipei’s lobbying to include the 24-million democratic island nation of Taiwan in the upcoming UN General Assembly this month in New →

This newfound birdlike dinosaur had surprisingly long legs

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​science news​​​ By Nikk Ogasa Early birdlike dinosaurs are thought to have lived lofty lives up in the trees. But a newly discovered creature had surprisingly long legs that may have made for a life →

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