The hidden truth behind China’s spy balloons

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asia times by Stephen Bryen Washington is in a state of confusion about balloons and other unidentified flying objects, four of which have already been shot down. What is their purpose? Will there be →

Legitimacy in Peril

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​the american conservative​​​ by William S. Lind Many people on the right have questioned the accuracy of the vote count in the 2020 election. Surveys have found that as many as half of Republican →

Let’s Pay Attention To The Experts Who Challenged The COVID Narrative

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american thinker By Thomas T. Siler, Jr., MD Even from the start of the mRNA vaccine rollout, a small number of physicians were sounding an alarm about the dangers of Operation Warp Speed and the →

A Therapist's Notes on the Decline of Marriage

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​american thinker​​​ By Elizabeth Naham Many years ago, during the ancient times of the early part of this century, I provided individual psychotherapy to several adolescents. Although some stood →

Is the End of Russian History Close at Hand?

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national interest by Peter Eltsov Vladislav Surkov, an ex-aide to Vladimir Putin, claims that, under Putin, Russia entered a new historical era—“the long state of Putin,” in which it returned to “its →

Will China Become the World’s Technology Superpower?

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national interest by Mesut Özcan In today’s fraught international environment, technological innovations such as artificial intelligence, automation, robotics, quantum technology, and space →

‘Debt trap’ rhetoric a replica of Western-centric thinking, won’t affect China-Cambodia cooperation

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global times By Xu Liping Chinese President Xi Jinping met with visiting Prime Minister of Cambodia Hun Sen on Friday in Beijing. During this visit, the two sides reached a consensus on the →

Biden’s Poland trip calculation: cutting losses in time or putting on a good show

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global times By Ai Jun The Russia-Ukraine conflict is reaching a turning point, the same is the case for US policy. US President Joe Biden will visit Poland from February 20 to 22 to mark the →

Biden Wants to Compete With China in Latin America

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​ foreign policy​​​ By Rocio Fabbro In his 1933 inaugural address, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt adopted a novel approach toward Central and South America, the “Good Neighbor” policy, aimed at →

Top five EU countries to educate children

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brussels times By Liv Klingert With some nations having both centralised and decentralised education systems, there are further differences as to how states fund the education sector, with the cost →

"Unidentified object" shot down over Canada, Trudeau says

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cbs news By Faris Tanyos An "unidentified object" which "violated "Canadian airspace" was shot down over Canada Saturday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced. The object was shot down by →

The Wagner Group in Africa Is Where the Rubber Meets the Road

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national interest by Alessandro Arduino An increasing media galore is witnessing the discussion of the role of Wagner Group, a Russian quasi-private military company (PMC), in the Ukrainian conflict. →

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