Kyiv sends pilots to Britain for training on F-16s

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​brussels times​​​ At a meeting in Kyiv with British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal thanked London for training the pilots. Ukrainian President Volodimir →

Hundreds of Palestinians bury toddler killed by Israeli forces

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al jazeera By Maram Humaid and Aziza Nofal Nabi Saleh, Ramallah, the occupied West Bank — Hundreds of Palestinian mourners gathered in Ramallah to bury two-and-a-half-year-old Mohammed al-Tamimi who →

Homo naledi may have dug cave graves and carved marks into cave walls

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science news By Bruce Bower An extinct, small-brained hominid known as Homo naledi intentionally buried its dead in two underground cave chambers 160,000 years or more before the earliest evidence of →

The Self-Reinforcing Logic of U.S.-Sino Competition

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national interest by Michael Clarke Matthew Sussex It would not be unfair to label the prevailing nature of the U.S.-Sino relationship as one of “mutual distrust and recrimination.” While 2022 ended →

Blinken heads to Saudi Arabia amid predicament, but Mideast needs to be wary of US creating division and turmoil to save waning influence

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​global times​​​ By Wang Qi Amid the rapprochement momentum in the Middle East and the US' strategic dilemma in the region, Washington is trying to avoid the total collapse of its influence in the →

Complex security threats call for modern thinking, measures: experts

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​global times​​​ By Yang Sheng As China reiterated its security concepts and initiatives at the 20th Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore about "unprecedented" security challenges facing the →

Prince Harry set to become the first British royal to testify in court in 130 years

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nbc news By Alexander Smith LONDON — Prince Harry is about to take his battle with the media to a historic new stage, becoming the first high-ranking member of the British royal family in 130 years →

Where To, Academic Man?

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american conservative by Jay Schalin A good friend—a retired professor of science at a prestigious university—despairingly sent me yet another example of the cancellation of information challenging →

The Tragedy of the McCarthy-Biden Debt-Limit Bill

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​american thinker​​​ By Robert A. Taft A CNN poll revealed that 60 percent of Americans wanted meaningful cuts before a debt limit rise. Another 15 percent wanted the United States to default. Only →

In a post-COVID world, much of what we touch has QACs

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​american thinker​​​ By Terry Paulding This is a personal story with broader implications. The issue extends from my gym to your children’s schools to senior residences and hospitals, and beyond. →

Impossible to push China-US military ties at US pace: Chinese expert on US defense chief’s speech on Shangri-La Dialogue

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​global times​​​ By Li Aixin and Guo Yuandan in Singapore It is impossible for China-US military ties to move forward according to the pace set by the US, under the circumstances that US completely →

The high, high cost of sanctioning Huawei

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asia times by Scott Foster TOKYO – Bans on Huawei telecommunications equipment may cost the US and its allies more than US$100 billion according to industry estimates, but those who want to exclude →

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