Should Ukraine Negotiate With Russia?

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foreign affairs By Dmytro Natalukha; Alina Polyakova and Daniel Fried; Angela Stent; Samuel Charap There Can Be No Negotiations With Putin Dmytro Natalukha In “An Unwinabble War” (July/August 2023), →

America Is the Real Winner of Sweden’s NATO Ascension

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national interest by Dominick Sansone In a somewhat surprising move, Turkey has decided to support the bid of Sweden to join NATO. Stockholm’s impending ascension will make it the 32nd country to →

Americans Must Stop the March to World War III over Ukraine

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national interest by Robert G. Rabil Francois Alam Ahead of NATO’s Vilnius meeting on July 11, forty-six foreign policy experts, in an open letter, recommended measures to secure Ukraine’s victory →

The case against Fukushima’s radioactive water release

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​asia times​​​ by Scott Foster A South Korean delegation visiting Japan in an attempt to stop the release of radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station into the Pacific →

Electric vehicle charging stations to be installed every 60 km on European motorways

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brussels times The charging stations will be located every 60 kilometres from 2026 and must have a capacity of at least 400 kW, and be able to generate at least 600 kW from 2028. "In the future, you →

Analysis: Ukraine rolls back 6 months of Russian gains in 5 weeks

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al jazeera By John Psaropoulos Ukraine’s counteroffensive slowed down visibly in the 72nd week of the war because of entrenched Russian defences as NATO allies pledged more heavy weaponry for the →

How Kenya is helping its neighbors develop geothermal energy

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science news By Geoffrey Kamadi The dusty town of Naivasha sits within the Great Rift Valley, where the African continent is being divided into two. About 90 kilometers northwest of Kenya’s capital →

Biden, G7 leaders announce joint declaration of support for Ukraine at NATO summit

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cbs news By Melissa Quinn, Caitlin Yilek Washington — President Biden and Group of 7 leaders announced Wednesday they are launching a long-term joint declaration of support for Ukraine aimed at →

Inflation is easing. What does that mean for your grocery bill?

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nbc news By Joe Murphy, Jasmine Cui, Randi Selvey and Brian Cheung As inflation continues to slow, shoppers are finally getting some relief at the grocery store. Rising food prices have been among →

The year of wildfire smoke: Why the U.S. faces a brutal season

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nbc news By Evan Bush It’s the summer of smoke with no end in sight. Canadian wildfires sent so much smoke into U.S. cities in June that this season already qualifies as the worst smoke season in →

Turning Immigration Law on Its Head

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american conservative by Mark Krikorian Determining how many, and which, foreigners are allowed to move to the United States is a core responsibility of the legislature. The Immigration and →

Why malaria returned to the USA

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american thinker By Joe Alton, M.D. What's the deadliest animal in the world? A tiger? A great white shark? A poisonous snake? Nope. The most dangerous animal on Earth weighs about 2/1000 of a gram, →

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