How could we detect atom-sized primordial black holes?

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the conversation One of the most intriguing predictions of Einstein’s general theory of relativity is the existence of black holes: astronomical objects with gravitational fields so strong that not →

Chinese spy balloon carried 'multiple antennas' for collecting signals intelligence, State Dept. says

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nbc news By Abigail Williams The Chinese balloon that flew above the U.S. for eight days included “multiple antennas” capable of collecting signals intelligence, a senior State Department official →

Afghanistan: Origins of the war

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modern diplomacy By Mariam Asim As a multi-ethnic and landlocked country, Afghanistan has faced its fair share of foreign invaders. History has not been kind to the many emperors or invaders that →

North Korea shows off possible new ICBM at huge military parade

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al jazeera North Korea has paraded its largest nuclear missiles through the capital Pyongyang during a nighttime ceremony that also appeared to feature what analysts believe is a new solid-fuel →

Ukraine Braces for Grisly Russian Offensive in the East

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foreign policy By Amy Mackinnon Ukraine is bracing for a grisly Russian offensive in the Donbas. Moscow has concentrated hundreds of thousands of troops in the country’s east, using brute-force →

Biden’s Failure to Shoot Down Balloon over U.S. Was a Major Win for China

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national interest by David T. Pyne On February 2, it was revealed by NBC News that the United States was tracking a huge Chinese balloon that traveled over the Aleutian Islands and western Canada, →

Russia and Realism Properly Understood

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national interest by William R. Hawkins In December 2017, President Donald Trump issued his National Security Strategy (NSS), a landmark document that clarified the state of international relations. →

NGOs hold rally outside European Parliament against GMO deregulation

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the brussels times The petition, signed by 42 organisations from several EU member States, calls in particular for the labelling of GMO foods and strict control of the effects they may have on health →

Zelenskiy heads to London as Kyiv seeks more arms

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reuters By Dan Peleschuk and Muvija M President Volodymyr Zelenskiy was due in London on Wednesday for only his second trip abroad since Russia invaded Ukraine last year, seeking additional arms to →

Death toll from Syria-Turkey quake nears 10,000

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reuters By Mehmet Caliskan, Huseyin Hayatsever and Ece Toksabay Families in southern Turkey and Syria spent a second night in the freezing cold on Wednesday as overwhelmed rescuers raced to pull →

Relighting the Flame of Memory

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the american conservative by Michael Toscano Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 (1953) is commonly taught as a parable about the dangers of censorship, and that’s true, to an extent. But Bradbury’s →

Viktor Orban: The West’s Lone Anti-War Prophet

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the american conservative by Rod Dreher Mario Fantini was at that controversial meeting with Hungarian PM Viktor Orban the other day, and wrote about it here. Excerpt: Orbán's frank discussion of the →

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