The Y chromosome’s genetic puzzle is finally complete

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science news By Tina Hesman Saey The human Y chromosome, responsible for determining male sex, finally has gotten an end-to-end examination. Researchers sequenced the chromosome, which contains many →

America Needs A Palmerstonian Foreign Policy

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​national interest​​​ by Mark N. Katz After Russia invaded Ukaine in February 2022, the United States quickly learned that many of the governments which Washington regarded as allies, partners, or →

UK and Japan spar over inviting China to global AI summit, shows divergence within G7

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global times By Liu Caiyu An upcoming global summit on artificial intelligence (AI) has led to sparring between the UK and Japan over whether to invite China, a leading power in this field, as one of →

China, India has vast room for cooperation in lunar exploration under BRICS, SCO mechanisms

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global times By Fan Anqi The fourth to join the lunar-landing club and the first to land near the moon's south pole, India's Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft notched a historic milestone on Wednesday as it →

US will train Ukrainian pilots to fly F-16s from next month

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​al jazeera​​​ The United States has said it will start training Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighters from next month, joining other allies working to strengthen Ukraine’s air defences some 18 months →

‘A wall of BRICS’: The significance of adding six new members to the bloc

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al jazeera By Sumayya Ismail The BRICS bloc of top emerging economies have taken a major step in expanding its reach and influence with the announcement that six more nations have been invited join →

After Prigozhin, what does the future hold for Wagner in Africa?

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​africa news​​​ Yevgeny Prigozhin will be remembered in various countries, and for different reasons. In Kiev, for leading his fighters into some of the fiercest battles against Ukraine, in Russia, →

BRICS admits six new members as bloc seeks bigger say in global affairs

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​africa news​​​ The Brics (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa), meeting at their summit in Johannesburg, announced on Thursday a "historic" expansion of the emerging countries' bloc, with the →

Racial Trouble in the Vietnam Era

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american conservative by Helen Andrews On July 20, 1969, Corporal Edward E. Bankston was walking back to his barracks at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina when he was beaten to death by a mob of thirty →

The legal flaw of United States v. Trump

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​american thinker​​​ By Matthew G. Andersson Public comments being made about the Trump indictment have all assumed that the state’s evidence passes scrutiny without due process and presumption. →

Where are the 650 children of King Kamehameha Elementary school?

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american thinker By Susan Daniels Governor Josh Green, while pushing the climate change narrative on news show Face the Nation, said that King Kamehameha Elementary school burned to the ground. He →

Exclusive: US law enforcement personnel unreasonably interrogate, harass Chinese cargo ship, collect crew’s biometric information

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​global times​​​ By Xing Xiaojing and Chen Qingqing A Hong Kong-registered Chinese vessel was subjected to unreasonable questioning and harassment by US law enforcement personnel recently. An expert →

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