China won’t be a cover-up for India's trade barriers

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​global times​​​ After India's recent move restricting the imports of laptops and other electronics triggered worries among big Western manufacturers, new voices have emerged, pointing out that the →

Niger military to prosecute Mohamed Bazoum for ‘high treason’

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​al jazeera​​​ Niger’s military has said it will prosecute deposed President Mohamed Bazoum for treason, hours after a group of senior Islamic scholars said the country’s coup leaders open to →

‘Still in shock.’ Amid wildfire tragedy, Maui scientists assess their research losses

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science news By Molly Rains In the wake of a series of powerful wildfires that ripped through Maui’s dry forests and the historic city of Lahaina this week killing more than 50 people, researchers on →

Air France extends the suspension of its flights to Mali and Burkina

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​africa news​​​ The carrier announced on Monday a suspension of its flights to Mali and Burkina Faso until Friday inclusive, shortly after the closure of the airspace of neighbouring Niger. The →

Anti-Woke Is Not Enough

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​american conservative​​​ by James P. Pinkerton In a recent piece for The American Conservative, I noted that woke Massachusetts is far from broke. To be sure, plenty of woke states are going broke. →

Scientific Censorship Reaches New Heights

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​american thinker​​​ By Guy K. Mitchell, Jr. On February 15, 2023, David Malpass, the president of the World Bank, announced that he would retire one year early on June 1, 2023. On July 21, 2023, →

The Weaponization of Justice

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american thinker By Clarice Feldman If you read nothing else this week, read Victor Davis Hanson’s article in American Greatness detailing how Obama began “the most radical revolutions” in our →

Nature’s changing colors makes climate change visible

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science news By Sujata Gupta Following days of torrential rain, more than a dozen rivers in Vermont overflowed in early July, causing catastrophic flooding. Some parts of Vermont saw up to 23 →

Hawaii’s endangered plant species face a long road to recovery after wildfires

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​nbc news​​​ By Sakshi Venkatraman As Hawaii continues its effort to contain wildfires across the Big Island and Maui, and a climbing death toll leaves residents shell-shocked, scientists across the →

Can Argentina Dig Itself Out from Under?

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national interest by Richard M. Sanders Argentina is heading into elections in autumn with key economic indicators all glowing bright red. Annual inflation is running at 115 percent. As foreign →

China and ASEAN members have the capability and wisdom to maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea: Wang Yi

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​global times​​​ Recently, the US has used the Ren'ai Jiao dispute to stir up trouble, incite confrontation between China and the Philippines, and undermine peace and tranquility in the South China →

Japan to convert cargo planes into missile carriers

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada Japan plans to turn transport aircraft into ad-hoc missile carriers operating from austere and remote airstrips and using a system with significant tactical, operational →

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