The Departed

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the american conservative by Declan Leary At the start of this summer my parents moved out of the house that I grew up in. They had bought it in the fall of 1998, with a third child (yours truly) on →

China’s high-tech Field of Dreams

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asia times by David P Goldman TIANJIN – Watching the giant cranes glide across the longshore of this ancient port, a visitor has to pinch himself to remember that this is not a gigantic toy, but one →

Niger: Concern mounts over well-being of Mohamed Bazoum

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africa news After nearly three weeks of appealing to the United States and other allies for help restoring Niger’s president to power, friends and supporters of the democratically elected leader are →

A Modest Proposal to Defeat the Political Class

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american thinker By Allan J. Feifer It’s time for a do-over. Like you, I am tired of unkept promises and rampant special interests. Faith in government has never been lower. Patriotism is in short →

Normalizing Saudi-Israeli Relations Is in America’s Interest

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national interest by Leon Hadar One of the major dividing lines between “idealists” and “realists” in the foreign policy debate during the Cold War and its immediate aftermath was over the centrality →

Vivek Ramaswamy Gets Ukraine Right

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national interest by Dominick Sansone Vivek Ramaswamy’s sit-down conversation with Tucker Carlson saw the GOP candidate do what no other individual vying for the 2024 Republican presidential →

The reality of China’s influence in the Middle East

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asia times by David P Goldman The difficulty in comparing America’s and China’s influence in the Middle East is that the two operate on entirely different planes. [Note: The Chinese use the term →

How Joaquín Sorolla’s paintings shed light on social realities

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the conversation Joaquín Sorolla (1863-1923) is one of the great masters of painting. He has gone down in history for the way he captured the light in his paintings and depicting the differences →

'Irresponsible': Workers condemn former EU official's support for deindustrialisation

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen In an open letter to EU Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager, the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) expressed its "deep concern" over →

Putin’s Age of Chaos

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foreign affairs By Tatiana Stanovaya After Russian President Vladimir Putin launched an invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Russian elites acted as if the war had not really changed anything on the →

There’s a new measurement of muon magnetism. What it means isn’t clear

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science news By Emily Conover Muons might not behave as expected. But scientists can’t agree on what to expect. By taking stock of how the subatomic particles wobble in a magnetic field, physicists →

Russia-Ukraine war live: Explosions in Kyiv, nationwide air-raid alert

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al jazeera By Nils Adler Explosions have been reported in Kyiv after authorities declared a nationwide air-raid alert.Moscow claims to have ‘thwarted’ a Ukrainian drone attack on the capital →

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