Turkey, Syria earthquake death toll and devastation

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al jazeera The death toll from a magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck the southeastern region of Turkey along the border with Syria has continued to rise. The first earthquake struck on Monday →

Erdogan the Arsonist: The Dilemma of U.S.-Turkey Relations

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national interest by Robert Ellis The Swiss writer Max Fritsch called his play Biedermann and the Fire Raisers (1958) “a didactic play without a lesson.” The main character, Gottlieb Biedermann, is →

Clean Energy’s Dirty Little China Secret

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national interest by Victoria Coates The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded a $200 million grant to electric vehicle battery manufacturer Microvast as part of its effort to promote green energy. →

China could 'make strategic response' if US deploys medium-range missiles in Japan

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global times By Yang Sheng and Liu Xuanzun The US and Japan will discuss new weapons deployment, including medium-range missiles, Tomahawk cruise missiles and long-range hypersonic weapons, in some →

EU imports of Russian LNG jumped 36% last year

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brussels times According to statistics from NGO Greenpeace, communicated to Belgian newspaper Le Soir, since the start of the war, the EU imported 36% more Russian liquified natural gas, compared to →

EU-Ukraine summit: 'We support Ukraine’s 10-point peace plan'

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​the brussels times​​​ The summit was held in the same format as the one in 2021 and included the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, the President of the European Commission, Ursula →

The remote workers have left, but the housing havoc they created remains

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nbc news By Shannon Pettypiece The throngs of remote workers who flocked to rural communities throughout the pandemic have begun to thin as employers push a return to offices. But for many of the →

Threats of a Sino-Russian Partnership

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the american conservative Michael Warren Davis As China’s spy balloon drifted over the lower 48, the American people asked themselves, “Why would Beijing do something so provocative—and yet so →

China building new satellite station in Antarctica

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asia times by Scott Foster China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) had been selected to build a new ground station in Antarctica to serve China’s National Satellite Ocean Application →

US authorities enforce evacuations after train derails in Ohio

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​al jazeera​​​ Authorities in the US state of Ohio have threatened to arrest anyone who does not leave an evacuation zone near the smouldering wreckage of a train derailment near the Pennsylvania →

Turkey-Syria earthquakes live: 2,600 dead; rescue efforts ongoing

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al jazeera By Zaheena Rasheed, Federica Marsi, Joseph Stepansky and Hamza Mohamed Turkish authorities confirm 1,651 deaths, with another 968 reported in Syria, after powerful earthquakes bring →

Will Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan’s Reforms Be Transformative?

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national interest by Sardor Allayarov Recently, among Central Asian countries, it has become a trend to create a “new Stan” after the countries’ so-called founding fathers. For instance, before →

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