Hungary’s strategy amid the changing global order

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asia times by Adriel Kasonta Balázs Orbán is a Hungarian lawyer, political scientist, and member of parliament who serves as political director to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. He is chairman of the →

Alibaba breakup solves the Jack Ma riddle

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asia times by William Pesek This week, Xi Jinping’s regulators signaled that the Jack Ma debacle of the last 28-plus months is finally over. And that China Inc is back in business. Beijing announced →

How low-paid workers in Madagascar power French tech’s AI ambitions

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the conversation A January 2023 investigation by Time magazine revealed that Kenyan workers paid less than US$2 an hour were given the job of trying to ensure that the data used to train the AI →

Macron’s hard line against pension protests upends France’s tradition of social dialogue

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the conversation These events have increasingly shifted the conversation from meaning and content to clashes between police and subversive forces. As if it were possible to attribute the blame for →

An Arsenal of Democracies Can Best the China-Russia-Iran Axis

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national interest by Arthur Herman It has been a tough month for the Biden administration’s leadership of the free world. First came the three-day summit meeting between China’s President Xi Jinping →

Between Vietnam and Ukraine: Reflections on Ending a War

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national interest by Paul R. Pillar This week marks fifty years since the United States withdrew its last troops from Vietnam. It was the end of America’s bloodiest war, as measured by American →

EU needs to act with caution on Lithuania’s spat with China

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​global times​​​ The EU has agreed a new trade defense tool allowing it to retaliate against countries using punitive measures, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday. China was singled out in the →

China completes first LNG cross-border yuan settlement transaction

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​global times​​​ China on Tuesday completed its first purchase of liquefied natural gas (LNG) using cross-border yuan settlement. It comes amid rising acceptance of the yuan in the international →

Indictments are handed up in connection with NYC gay bar killings, sources say

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​nbc news​​​ By Matt Lavietes, Jonathan Dienst, Stephanie Gosk and Kenzi Abou-Sabe A Manhattan grand jury has indicted several suspects in connection with the deaths of two men who were drugged and →

Close the Border to Change Mexico’s Policies

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​american conservative​​​ by Phillip Linderman Former Attorney General William Barr deserves credit for refocusing a policy debate on the Biden administration’s most neglected foreign affairs crisis, →

Ukraine and the FBI: Profiles in Corruption

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american thinker By John O'Connor Two cases of corruption have recently come to the fore, both involving foreign countries. Significantly for U.S. citizens, both of these shed light on questionable →

Overcoming America's Political Paralysis

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american thinker By Jack Gleason Why are some Americans having such a hard time figuring out what is happening to our country? And for those who do see, why are so few taking action? One in four →

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