Chinese defense chief to attend security meeting in Russia, visit Belarus

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global times By Liu Xuanzun Chinese State Councilor and Minister of National Defense Li Shangfu is scheduled to visit Russia, attend an international security conference in Moscow and visit Belarus →

China identifies the culprits behind cyberattack on Wuhan Earthquake Monitoring Center; a secretive US global reconnaissance system to be exposed

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global times By Yuan Hong New progress has been made on an investigation into a cyberattack incident targeting the Wuhan Earthquake Monitoring Center affiliated to the city's Emergency Management →

How Is the Government Preparing for a Cold Winter?

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american thinker By Jeffrey Folks Most of us have trouble thinking to the end of the month. This can be demonstrated by the fact that 64% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Actually, most are →

Sweden excludes Quran burnings in amended legislation against hate speech

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brussels times As previously reported , the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) recently issued a resolution condemning the burnings of the Quran in the EU and called on measures to stop the →

Donald Trump charged with attempt to overturn US election loss in 2020

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​al jazeera​​​ Former United States President Donald Trump has been hit with a fourth set of criminal charges by a grand jury in Georgia, which issued an indictment accusing him of efforts to →

Why are more people under 50 getting colorectal cancer? Scientists have some clues

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science news By Meghan Rosen Abdominal pain is one clue something could be wrong. Changing bowel movements may be another. Other people might notice blood in their stool. Doctors may chalk that →

Niamey residents welcome plans to prosecute former president

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africa news Some residents of the capital backed the plan the ruling junta announced late Sunday. "Crime of high treason? That's exactly what he [deserves], since this gentleman has betrayed the →

HSBC executive and former UK ambassador to Saudi says 'the Arabic mind is empty' in speech to students

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​foreign policy​​​ A top HSBC executive and the UK’s former ambassador to Saudi Arabia was at the centre of a racism storm on Friday after claims he told Oxford students that the “Arabic mind is →

Kyrgyzstan Is the US’ Next Regime Change Target

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foreign policy By Andrew Korybko What Senator Menendez demands is nothing short of a soft coup brought about by voluntarily reversing Kyrgyzstan’s recent “Democratic Security” successes under the →

Israeli Politics Have Become Harder to Defend in American Politics

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national interest by Paul R. Pillar Certain ideas about U.S. policy toward Israel have crept into mainstream discourse, where only a few years ago such ideas were rarely voiced. This development says →

The Coup in Niger Threatens American Interests

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national interest by Francois Baird After the recent coup in Niger, the medium-term implications are undetermined, but the outcome is clear. The coup threatens stability in West Africa, American and →

China becomes world's No.1 maritime fleet owner due to 'strong manufacturing, resilient trade and financial support'

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​global times​​​ China has overtaken Greece as the world's largest maritime fleet owner in terms of gross tonnage (GT), global shipping information provider Clarksons Research said on Saturday. →

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