Francis in Hungary

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american conservative by Rod Dreher BUDAPEST — Pope Francis is very sick. How sick? On the day last week His Holiness was to arrive in Budapest, a Hungarian priest told me that the Vatican sent a →

Why Tucker Carlson was Doomed

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​american thinker​​​ By Seth Grossman Most conservatives were shocked and surprised when Fox News took the Tucker Carlson program off the air last week. It was watched by 3.2 million mostly affluent →

A Woman by Any Other Name is Still a Woman

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american thinker By Brian C. Joondeph, M.D. A famous line from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is, “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet”, meaning that things are what they are, regardless of →

Pakistan: America’s Problem Partner

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​national interest​​​ by Zoraiz Zafar When discussing the various inconvenient friendships of convenience in which the United States is entangled, Pakistan is a country that comes to mind almost →

US roping in Philippines into geopolitical conflict harms Manila’s interests, undermines China-Philippines ties: expert

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global times By Liu Caiyu Washington is expected to use the strengthening of the US- Philippines military alliance as a lever to further tighten its grip over the Philippines, but such acts will only →

US officials scramble to slow China’s advances

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asia times by David P. Goldman It was the ultimate chip war that never was: German officials denied that Berlin planned to stop exporting specialty chemicals for chip fabrication, Reuters reported on →

1 dead and 5 injured in shooting at Massachusetts house party

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nbc news By Mirna Alsharif and Yasmeen Persaud One person is dead and five were injured after shots were fired at a Massachusetts house party early Sunday morning, according to the Essex County →

Satellite data reveal nearly 20,000 previously unknown deep-sea mountains

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​science news​​​ By Katherine Kornei The number of known mountains in Earth’s oceans has roughly doubled. Global satellite observations have revealed nearly 20,000 previously unknown seamounts, →

The reverse side of the peacemaking medal

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Since the end of 2022, thanks to another leak of confidential information, everybody has known now, that Bulgaria has been using the resources of peacekeeping missions to supply weapons and →

How to Cut Pentagon Red Tape to Accelerate Defense Procurement and Innovation

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​national interest​​​ by Chuck Blanchard Ramon Marks There is growing discussion that Department of Defense (DoD) procurement programs are not nimble enough to meet emerging threats from peer →

China, Pakistan should make CPEC model project of BRI: Chinese premier to Pakistani counterpart

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​global times​​​ As this year marks the 10th anniversary of the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and the launch of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), China and Pakistan should →

Is AI more dangerous than the atomic bomb?

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asia times by Jonathan Tennenbaum The astonishing performance of recent so-called “large language models” – first and foremost OpenAI’s ChatGPT series – has raised expectations that systems able to →

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