Stormy Daniels, the doorman and a 2024 trial: The Trump indictment top takeaways

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nbc news By Dareh Gregorian Donald Trump was arraigned Tuesday on 34 felony charges relating to hush money payments surrounding the 2016 election. Trump pleaded not guilty, and his lawyer Todd →

EU countries lose 5.3 million farms in 15 years

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​brussels times​​​ The European Union’s statistical agency notes that it is mainly farms that are not specialised that have tended to disappear. Their number fell by around 2.6 million between 2005 →

Platform tourism gaining ground in Belgium, Europe

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​brussels times​​​ Tourists are increasingly booking short stays in Europe through Airbnb, Booking, Expedia Group or TripAdvisor, the European statistical office reported. In the last quarter of →

Micron probe by China seen as chip war retaliation

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asia times by Jeff Pao A Chinese cybersecurity watchdog has launched an investigation into the products of Micron Technology, an American memory chip maker – timing the announcement of the probe to →

Macron, Von der Leyen to visit China in intensive China-EU interactions

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​global times​​​ By Zhang Han, Liu Caiyu, Chen Qingqing and Li Xuanmin On the heels of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula →

Output cut by OPEC+ constitutes ‘gut punch’ to US hegemony, showing its irresponsible policies would ‘shoot on its own foot:’ observers

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​global times​​​ By Li Xuanmin and Chu Daye The global oil price spiked on Monday as investors jotted over a surprising production cut announced by Saudi Arabia and other members of the Organization →

A 'Red Tory' on Britain

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​american conservative​​​ by Sohrab Ahmari ​​​​ Last year, I introduced readers of this column to Maurice Glasman, the Labour peer in the House of Lords who a decade ago launched “Blue Labour.” The →

Is the Chinese Dream Turning into a Chinese Nightmare for Beijing?

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national interest by Ronald H. Linden The question “are the United States and China in a new cold war?” is not particularly challenging. The answer is yes. A more intriguing question might be, “can →

A Tale of Two Lebanons: Stuck Between Hezbollah and a Republic

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​national interest​​​ by Adnan Nasser For years, certain voices in Lebanon have opposed the rising influence of Hezbollah, a pro-Iranian political military movement, and have warned of the dangerous →

Here's what OPEC's shock oil production cuts mean for U.S. gas prices

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cbs news By Irina Ivanova Oil markets shuddered after a surprise announcement this weekend that Saudi Arabia and other oil-producing countries would cut their output of crude oil, potentially pushing →

Trump arrives in New York ahead of expected surrender and arraignment

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cbs news By Caroline Linton Former President Donald Trump arrived in New York on Monday, one day before he is set to surrender to authorities and make his first court appearance to face criminal →

America Must Avoid Losing Its Weapons in Ukraine Like It Did in Afghanistan

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national interest by Wesley Satterwhite As the one-year anniversary of the war in Ukraine passed, there are promising signs that the war may soon end. In something of a Christmas miracle, President →

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