Why Russia’s Nuclear Sector Is Safe From Sanctions

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national interest by Ivan Sascha Sheehan Ukraine, supported by Lithuania and Poland, recently doubled down on its campaign to sanction Russia’s nuclear sector in the same way as oil and gas, which →

US urged to show sincerity to fix US-China relations after 'hysterical' handling of balloon incident

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global times By Chen Qingqing and Wan Hengyi At the request of the US side, China's top diplomat Wang Yi held an unofficial engagement with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Saturday local time →

Nationalism Is the Antidote to One-World Government

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american thinker By J.B. Shurk Canada Free Press recently highlighted a quote from Liz Churchill, who, ironically, writes incisive tweets bunkered down from the "Prison State of Canada," according to →

When Stuff Happens – Blame it on Climate Change!

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american thinker By Brian C. Joondeph, M.D. Omnipotent is defined by the Oxford Dictionary as “having total power, able to do anything.” This word is typically used to describe God, but in the new →

Breaking point: Bankruptcies in EU reach historic highs

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen According to a new report published on Friday by Eurostat, the EU's official statistics office, bankruptcies in the final quarter of 2022 rose 26.8% relative →

The Politics of Lithium Extraction in Africa: Economic, Environmental and Geopolitical Impact

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modern diplomacy By Oksana Salabai Abstract : Lithium is a vital resource used to produce batteries for electric cars and other high-tech devices. China is currently the world’s largest producer and →

Putin’s war plans ‘plain wrong’, says Biden

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al jazeera By David Child US President Joe Biden is on an unannounced wartime visit to Ukraine, in a show of support ahead of the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion. Biden has promised more →

Measuring militaries: How do Russia and Ukraine stack up?

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al jazeera By Alex Gatopoulos As the first anniversary of the war approaches on Friday, fighting is most intense in eastern Ukraine. Authorities in Kyiv, including President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, have →

North Korea fires more missiles amid ‘firing range’ warning

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al jazeera North Korea has fired a pair of short-range ballistic missiles off its east coast, according to South Korea’s military, two days after Pyongyang resumed banned testing activities with an →

The Drone War in Ukraine Is Cheap, Deadly, and Made in China

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foreign policy By Faine Greenwood Almost a year after Russian tanks first began rolling over the border into Ukraine, a war many expected would be over within a month continues to grind on. It’s →

The False Promise of Regime Change in Russia

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national interest by Kelly Alkhouli While Russian president Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine nearly one year ago was undoubtedly motivated by his desire to leave a mark on history, the →

How the Wolfowitz Doctrine Shaped Putin’s Outlook

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national interest by Sameed Basha One year has passed since Russia crossed the border into Ukraine, and the Cold War, confined to the literature of the twentieth century, returned once again with the →

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