Cambodia is not obligated to 'allay US suspicions'

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​global times​​​ Cambodian officials recently revealed that the China-assisted renovation project of the Ream Naval Base is nearing completion. The project, which officially commenced on June 8 last →

Playful behavior in rats is controlled by a specific area of their brains

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​science news​​​ By Simon Makin Rats are extremely playful creatures. They love playing chase, and they literally jump for joy when tickled. Central to this playfulness, a new study finds, are cells →

Will Hun Manet reset ties with the West?

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asia times by David Hutt Phnom Penh might finally mend relations with the West as it undergoes a once-in-a-generation leadership succession that could see Prime Minister Hun Sen hand down power to →

The end of Eurocentrism

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asia times by Bill Kelly Eurocentrism can be defined as a cultural phenomenon that views non-Western societies from a European or Western perspective. In European and North American historical →

The Hero, the Superstar and the Evil Crusader for Good

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american conservative by Alexander Zubatov On February 20, 1978, in the middle of New York’s famed Madison Square Garden, Bob Backlund, an earnest farm boy from the small town of Princeton, →

‘Out of control’ fire aboard a massive car-carrier ship spotlights the calamitous consequences of electric vehicles

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american thinker By Olivia Murray Seventeen miles offshore from an island belonging to the Netherlands, a nearly 20,000-ton vessel loaded with vehicles is burning “out of control,” and officials are →

Our Government Has Been Covering Up Its Crimes For A Very Long Time

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​american thinker​​​ By Mark Adams The independently produced movie, Sound of Freedom, grossed over $85 Million in just 13 days. The faith-based thriller sheds light on America’s child trafficking →

Negotiating an End to the Ukraine War

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national interest by Paul R. Pillar More than forty years ago, I wrote a book titled Negotiating Peace that analyzed the diplomatic and military dynamics of bringing a war to an end. It drew material →

How Japan Can Power America’s China Strategy

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national interest by Siddhartha Kazi Last December, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida unveiled Japan’s National Security Statement (NSS), pledging to increase defense spending to 2 percent of GDP by 2027, →

Canadian wildfires have caused astonishing global damage, Chinese scientists warn

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​global times​​​ By Fan Wei The Canadian wildfires that started in May have brought severe impact to Canada and even the North American region. The latest data from the Canadian Interagency Forest →

US, not China, to blame for worsening global chip glut

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​global times​​​ By Wang Yi US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on Wednesday warned of a glut of semiconductor chips due to "China's aggressive industry subsidies," according to Bloomberg. Raimondo →

How geometry solves architectural problems for bees and wasps

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science news By Darren Incorvaia Honeybees and yellow jackets don’t look much like mathematicians — for one thing, they’re smaller. But collectively, the insects can solve a common architectural →

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