Putin’s New START Announcement and the Future of Arms Control

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​foreign policy​​​ By Amy Mackinnon Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Tuesday that his country would suspend its participation in the New START agreement with the United States, throwing →

Biden’s Kyiv Visit Shows He’s a War President

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national interest by Jacob Heilbrunn With his dramatic trip to Kyiv, President Joe Biden directly escalated his confrontation with Russian president Vladimir Putin—and with his Republican detractors →

China-Russia friendship is positive asset to the world

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​global times​​​ Wang Yi, a member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and director of the Office of the Central Commission for Foreign Affairs, will kick start his visit in Russia. →

China issues Global Security Initiative (GSI) Concept Paper, calling to resolve disputes through dialogue and rejecting power politics

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global times By Chen Qingqing and Bai Yunyi A nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought, China announced in the Global Security Initiative Concept Paper it released on Tuesday amid growing →

China’s chip sector enters a ‘dark forest’ era

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asia times by Jeff Pao China should reform its funding, training and appraisal systems to push forward semiconductor-related scientific research, according to two top scientists. In a widely →

U.S. Deterrence Failed in Ukraine

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foreign policy By Liam Collins A great deal of praise has been heaped on Europe and the United States for their sustained and determined response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, with much of the →

A Time for Serious Populism

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the american conservative by Sohrab Ahmari In his State of the Union address last week, President Joe Biden sounded about as populist as he ever has. “My economic plan is about investing in places →

Debate: ChatGPT offers unseen opportunities to sharpen students’ critical skills

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the conversation As gloomy predictions foretell the end of homework, education institutions are hastily revising their policies and curricula to address the challenges posed by AI chatbots. It is →

Italy faces new drought alert as Venice canals run dry

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reuters Weeks of dry winter weather have raised concerns that Italy could face another drought after last summer's emergency, with the Alps having received less than half of their normal snowfall, →

Turkey-Syria earthquakes live: Three killed, hundreds injured

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al jazeera By Usaid Siddiqui A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck Turkey’s southern province of Hatay and northern Syria, killing three people. The epicentre was in the district of Samandag in Turkey, →

More than a dozen injured in industrial blast outside Cleveland

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​nbc news​​​ By Dennis Romero​​​​ A man was dead and more than a dozen people were injured in an industrial plant explosion outside Cleveland on Monday, an NBC affiliate and local officials said. The →

Taiwan Is Becoming an Intelligence-Sharing Power

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national interest by Corey Lee Bell The recent selection of Tsai Ming-yen as Taiwan’s new National Security Bureau (NSB) chief has surprised analysts in Taiwan. It represents the second consecutive →

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