Peace may finally be returning to Yemen

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asia times by Leena Adel and Ben Rich Last month, China brokered a rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Iran, a landmark deal that restored full diplomatic ties between the two bitter rivals. There →

Western tech firms just can’t resist China’s chip market

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asia times by Scott Foster US tech titans Tim Cook and Elon Musk are under fire for their business ties to China but they are not the only Western tech executives trying to protect their hard-won →

Bombing Journalistic Integrity

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american conservative by Ted Galen Carpenter The slavish willingness of the New York Times and other establishment news outlets to help authorities track down Jack Teixeira, the apparent source of →

China is not unbeatable

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american thinker By Andrea Widburg Many of us view China as an unbeatable Leviathan. It might be more accurate, though, to call it a Goliath. Despite the strength it’s projecting into all four →

Postimperial Empire

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foreign affairs By Timothy Garton Ash History loves unintended consequences. The latest example is particularly ironic: Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attempt to restore the Russian empire by →

Methane may not warm the Earth quite as much as previously thought

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science news By Douglas Fox Methane is a greenhouse gas with dual personalities. It heats Earth’s atmosphere 28 times as potently as carbon dioxide, gram for gram. But its absorption of the sun’s →

Judge refuses to tell jury in Trump civil rape trial that former president is 'excused'

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nbc news By Summer Concepcion The federal judge in the civil rape trial of former President Donald Trump said that his request for special jury instructions in the case is “premature” in a filing →

The Castle Crumbles

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american conservative by Declan Leary Andrew Lester was “scared to death.” That’s what he told police of the moment he shot a teenager who turned up at his front door in the middle of the night. Why →

Erasing Women

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american thinker By Clarice Feldman I’m not sure why it’s happening -- perhaps it’s a backlash from the most obnoxious of the feminists and their conduct or the widespread denigration of and →

The West Must Engage with Russia after the War in Ukraine

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​national interest​​​ by Gerald F. Hyman Asked at a recent event, when asked what possible plans his country had or would support for its relationship with Russia once the conflict between it and →

If America Must Go It Alone on China, Congress Must Demand a Reassessment on Ukraine

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national interest by James Jay Carafano and Victoria Coates On a recent state visit to Beijing, French president Emmanuel Macron declared that his country would not feel obligated to support the →

Guided and glide bombs: new feature in Ukraine war

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asia times by Stephen Bryen The Ukrainians are using US-supplied glide bombs and the Russians have their own. These weapons are a new feature in the Ukraine war, and so far the Russians are winning →

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