Churches burned in Pakistan after Christian accused of blasphemy

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​foreign policy​​​ Several churches were set ablaze Wednesday in a town outside the northeastern Pakistani city of Faisalabad after Muslims accused a Christian young man of desecrating a Quran. Mobs →

It’s Time for U.S. Agriculture Leaders to Challenge China in Africa

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​national interest​​​ by Kip E. Tom Sub-Saharan Africa is emerging as a pivot point in the global struggle between China and the United States. Unrecognized in the West, China treats agriculture as a →

Does Armenia Want to Derail Peace in the South Caucasus?

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​national interest​​​ by Hikmet Hajiyev For more than thirty years Armenia occupied some 20 percent of the internationally recognized sovereign territory of Azerbaijan. Close to a million →

Neuroscientists decoded a Pink Floyd song using people’s brain activity

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science news By Claudia López Lloreda In what seems like something out of a sci-fi movie, scientists have plucked the famous Pink Floyd song “Another Brick in the Wall” from individuals’ brains. →

Exclusive: Project manager urges smooth collaboration as Indian equipment for China Space Station cooperation struggles with export clearance

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global times By Deng Xiaoci "We cannot speculate on why it has taken so long to get clearance or what the issues are," said Jayant Murthy, a senior Indian astrophysicist and manager of a project →

International community must take action to oppose the 'new Cold War'

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global times If recent developments in the three major areas of politics and diplomacy, international trade and economics, and military in the US are looked at together, there will be a chilling →

Violence and pushbacks against refugees at Italian-French border, MSF reports

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brussels times By Maïthé Chini The new report, entitled 'Denied Passage – The continuous struggle of people on the move pushed-back and stranded at the Italian-French border', details the often →

Painstaking search for Maui wildfire victims continues with hundreds still missing

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cbs news By Faris Tanyos The ongoing search for victims of the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century continued in earnest Tuesday on the Hawaiian island of Maui. At least 101 people have →

Against the Hunky-Dory Cons

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american conservative by Sohrab Ahmari One of the most acute pieces of media criticism came courtesy of The Simpsons several years ago: On vacation, Homer is delighted to find that his hotel offers →

Jack’s Schizophrenic Indictment

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american thinker By Joe Fried According to Jack Smith, the Electoral Count Act (ECA) gave Mike Pence and the members of Congress only one job to perform on January 6, 2021: collect, count, and →

Ballot Harvesting -- Only The Brain Dead Believe It Now!

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​american thinker​​​ By Jay Valentine The world of U.S. election fraud tactics changed forever -- in the most fundamental of ways -- last week with the Gateway Pundit publication of the alleged 2020 →

How China Shifted Gears on Electric Vehicles—and Why It Matters

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national interest by Marina Yue Zhang Volkswagen, the world’s leading automaker, recently announced a $700 million investment plan in Xpeng—a rising Chinese electric vehicle (EV), including hybrid →

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