A graphene “tattoo” could help hearts keep their beat

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sciencenews By Meghan Rosen Some tattoos truly make the heart go pitter-patter. In rats, a graphene “tattoo” stuck to the heart could treat an abnormally sluggish beat. Like a futuristic pacemaker, →

Both American Political Parties Have Adopted Lenin’s Strategy for the Destruction of Capitalism

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american thinker By Alexander G. Markovsky On April 22, 1919, on his 50th birthday, Lenin gave an interview to London’s Daily Chronicle and made stunning revelations about the Bolshevik's struggle to →

Netflix’s Perverse Plutarch Pastiche

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american conservative by Sumantra Maitra I became aware of furious Greek and Egyptian op-eds about the forthcoming new Netflix series on Cleopatra VII Philopator after I had the misfortune of →

All current Type 055 large destroyers enter active PLA Navy service with commissioning of 8th hull Xianyang

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​global times​​​ By Liu Xuanzun The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy recently commissioned the Xianyang, the eighth Type 055 10,000 ton-class large destroyer. All eight warships in this →

Nuclear Power is the Answer to Global and Environmental Energy Woes

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​national interest​​​ by Todd Royal The long-term energy crisis provoked by the war in Ukraine has been economically destructive to the entire world—Europe faces the prospect of deindustrialization, →

Cosmic antimatter hints at origins of huge bubbles in our galaxy’s center

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​sciencenews​​​ By Lisa Grossman MINNEAPOLIS — Bubbles of radiation billowing from the galactic center may have started as a stream of electrons and their antimatter counterparts, positrons, new →

China’s rosewood lust endangers African security

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asia times by Catherine Lena Kelly and Carl Pilgram African countries are estimated to lose US$17 billion each year to illegal logging. High-value timber species are in global demand. Illegal logging →

US must not lag as China prepares for end to Ukraine war

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asia times by John Reid Wilcox China’s attention to the war in Ukraine continues to pick up steam. Beijing recently pledged its “extreme interest” in ending the war and proposed its 12-point “peace →

How can a French protester be arrested under British terrorism laws in London? The alarming ‘schedule 7’ power explained

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the conversation The arrest and charging of a French publisher as he arrived in London has raised serious questions about the use and abuse of power in the UK. Ernest Moret was detained and →

CJEU reduces fine imposed on Poland for non-compliance with ruling on reform

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​brussels times​​​ The EU Court of Justice decided on Friday to reduce from €1 million to €500,000 the daily penalty imposed on Poland since November 2021 over grievances about the lack of →

The World Beyond Ukraine

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foreign affairs By David Miliband “Ukraine has united the world,” declared Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a speech on the first anniversary of the start of the war with Russia. If only →

Russia admits its own warplane accidentally bombed Russian city of Belgorod, near Ukraine border

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cbs news Moscow — When a powerful blast shook a Russian city near the border of Ukraine residents thought it was a Ukrainian attack. But the Russian military quickly acknowledged that it was a bomb →

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