Nigeria Is Boiling

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foreign affairs By Ebenezer Obadare Nigeria’s February 2023 general election should have been a triumph of democracy. For the first time since the country transitioned from military to civilian rule →

Scientists may have found an antidote for death cap mushrooms

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​science news​​​ By Tina Hesman Saey Death cap mushrooms get their name for a reason: The poisonous fungi can kill if ingested in even small amounts. But researchers may have found an antidote for →

Ukraine receives jet fighter support pledge from UK, Netherlands

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al jazeera The prime ministers of the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, Rishi Sunak and Mark Rutte, have agreed to build an “international coalition” to provide fighter jet support for Ukraine, a →

America and China’s Strategic Competition Exacerbates U.S. Corporate Risk

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national interest by Derek Reveron John E. Savage It’s been more than two decades since U.S. officials recognized the challenges of China’s return to strategic significance. When he ran for →

Don’t Ignore Chinese Legacy Chips as an Economic and Security Threat

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national interest by James Marks On February 24, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo launched the Biden administration’s vision for implementing the CHIPS Act, encouraging semiconductor companies to →

To Compete With China on Tech, America Needs to Fix Its Immigration System

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foreign affairs By Eric Schmidt When the U.S. Congress passed the CHIPS and Science Act in August 2022, it committed $53 billion to fund semiconductor research and manufacturing in the United States. →

Islamic State-K burrowing deep, spreading wide in South Asia

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asia times by Neeraj Singh Manhas The rise of Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP) in South Asia, particularly in India, is a growing cause for concern. The group’s use of propaganda and →

How Russia's Wagner Group funds its role in Putin's Ukraine war by plundering Africa's resources

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cbs news By Debora Patta, Sarah Carter Garoua-Boulaï, Cameroon — Much of the bloodiest fighting since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine has been around the eastern city of Bakhmut, →

Almost 10% of people in the EU unable to keep their homes warm

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​brussels times​​​ By Dylan Carter The situation varied drastically across EU Member States. Unsurprisingly, relatively wealthier western European countries had fewer problems with keeping their →

Death of two Russian military commanders reflects increasing brutality of the Ukraine

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global times By Hu Xijin Two Russian military commanders, including a brigade commander, were killed in fierce combat near the frontline hotspot of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine. Their deaths reflect →

At least 3 people killed and 2 officers wounded in New Mexico shooting, police say

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nbc news By David K. Li, Antonio Planas and Doha Madani Four people, including a suspect, were killed and two police officers were wounded Monday in a chaotic shooting in the Four Corners region of →

Mask-Wearers Are Poisoning Themselves

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american conservative by Jeffrey H. Anderson You might be fortunate to live in a part of the country where mask-sightings have become mercifully rare. But a surprising number of Americans, →

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