China Has a Clear Middle East Strategy. Does America?

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national interest by Harley Lippman The United States’ foreign policy toward the Middle East is a contradictory one. The United States maintains a system of strategic partnerships aimed at countering →

Xie, Kerry hold 4-hour talks on climate; observers warn of US exerting pressure on China over the issue

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​global times​​​ China's special envoy for climate change Xie Zhenhua and visiting US climate envoy John Kerry held talks that reportedly lasted about four hours on Monday, which are seen as the →

China’s Q2 GDP grows 6.3% despite challenges; growth rate hard-won despite falling short of some projections

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​global times​​​ By Wang Cong and Ma Jingjing Chinese officials said on Monday China's economy expanded by 6.3 percent year-on-year in the second quarter of 2023, as they sought to project confidence →

Prigozhin & Surovikin gone, Wagner’s back to fight

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asia times by Stephen Bryen Wagner troops are in Belarus training the army there. More Wagner troops are now in a convoy on their way to Belarus. A spokesperson for Wagner and one of its top leaders →

Russia launches wave of air attacks on southern, eastern Ukraine

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al jazeera Russia has launched air attacks on targets in southern and eastern Ukraine using drones and possibly ballistic missiles, Ukraine’s air force said. The southern port of Odesa and the →

How Benjamin Franklin fought money counterfeiters

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science news By Joshua Rapp Learn Though perhaps better known for its newspapers and almanacs, Benjamin Franklin’s printing business also churned out paper money to support the colonial economy. Now, →

Italy told to brace for "most intense heat wave" ever, as Europe expected to see record temperatures

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cbs news Rome — Temperatures reached new highs on Monday as heat waves scorched parts of the Northern Hemisphere, triggering health warnings and fanning wildfires in the latest stark reminder of the →

A Christian Nation in Trouble

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american conservative by Sohrab Ahmari Azerbaijan’s blockade of Nagorno-Karabakh, the Armenian enclave within its international borders, is now stretching into its eighth month. By blocking the →

What TWA 800 Had in Common with Hunter B’s Laptop

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american thinker By Jack Cashill On July 17, 1996, TWA Flight 800 left JFK airport in New York City heading east to Paris. Twelve minutes after its 8:19 departure the doomed 747 blew up off the south →

10 Paradigm Shifts that Shatter Establishment Illusions

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american thinker By J.B. Shurk Sometimes it feels as if we are drowning in a torrent of bad news. I would suggest, however, that the worse people feel, the more they are waking up to the serious →

Pakistan’s New Nuclear Strategy Is a Crisis in the Making

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national interest by Manpreet Sethi Radm Sudarshan Shrikhande Arun Sahgal At the recent NATO summit in Vilnius, world leaders expressed concern over Russia’s nuclear posture and the deployment of →

How America Can Escape China’s Rare Earth Pincer

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national interest by J. Peter Pham Bookending Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s recent fence-mending trip to Beijing were two largely overlooked, but nonetheless ominous, developments which →

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