'A good day for Europe': EU to double renewable energy consumption by 2030

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen The new deal, which was reached by European Parliament and European Council negotiators, will see the bloc increase its renewable energy share to 42.5%, up →

Huawei, Nvidia pushing chip war boundaries

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asia times by Scott Foster Huawei and Chinese Electronic Design Automation (EDA) companies have reportedly developed an integrated circuit (IC) design automation platform for producing semiconductors →

Ukraine war a growing nuclear headache for world powers

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asia times by John P Ruehl On March 20, the British government confirmed it would supply Ukrainian forces with tank shells made with depleted uranium, which can “penetrate tanks and armor more easily →

US hypersonic failure reveals a glaring weakness

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada The US Air Force (USAF) has canceled its Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon (ARRW) project, the latest blow to America’s floundering hypersonic weapons program as China →

France protests: Macron’s isolation at the top will only fuel more conflict

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the conversation by Ludovic Marin/AFP In France these days, there is little common ground between the Élysée Palace and civil society. Despite President Emmanuel Macron’s occasional rhetoric to the →

America’s Looming Munitions Crisis

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foreign affairs By Seth G. Jones Leaders from both political parties in the United States agree that the country is locked in a strategic competition with China. The Biden administration’s National →

U.S. Should Set an Example to Combat Global Embezzlement

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​national interest​​​ by Vladislav Inozemtsev Saudi Arabia and the Gulf monarchies exploring their geopolitical options with China has a dimension that the Washington debate has neglected: the kings, →

China strongly condemns US for arranging Tsai’s transit

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global times By Chen Qingqing China strongly protested and condemned the US on Thursday for having arranged a transit through the US for the regional leader of the Taiwan island in total disregard of →

De-dollarization inevitable as use of other currencies accelerates

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​global times​​​ China and Brazil have reached a deal to trade in their currencies, the AFP reported, citing the Brazilian government on Wednesday. The deal will allow China and Brazil to carry out →

The Uniparty Keeps Americans in the Dark on Ukraine Aid

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american conservative by Bradley Devlin As the global American empire bumbles its way into another military conflict, pouring billions of dollars and depleting military stockpiles into Ukraine, the →

The Cultural And Political Forces Driving Violence In The Black Community

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american thinker By Vince Coyner America has a problem: a subculture of black crime. Every race has criminals, but when 6% of the population, black males, are responsible for over 50% of the murders →

How Much Longer Can Western Governments Spit on Their People?

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american thinker By J.B. Shurk Labor strikes and fiery riots dominate French news after King Macron's imperial decision to raise the nation's retirement age without any vote from parliament. In →

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