European Parliament corruption: Committee suspends Cozzolino and Tarabella immunity

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen Parliamentary rapporteur and Left Group Co-Chair Manon Aubry applauded the Committee for its "unambiguous" decision, and also commended it for issuing its →

The Philippines will not be easily deceived as US thinks

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global times US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin who is on a visiting tour to South Korea met with his South Korean counterpart on Tuesday. A senior US official, who briefed reporters on the condition →

China reveals tailless concept for next-generation fighter jet

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global times By Liu Xuanzun A promotional video released by the Chinese aviation industry on Tuesday featured computer generated images showing what analysts said on Wednesday could represent a →

The Never-Ending Covid Emergency

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​the american conservative​​​ by John Hirschauer The Biden administration said Monday that it will let the Covid-19 public health emergency declaration expire in May. The state of exception that →

Child Abuse in the Name of Wokeness

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american thinker By John Green Mia Cathell of Townhall has been doing yeoman's work documenting a disturbing case out of Atlanta, Georgia. Her four-part series can be found here, here, here, and →

The Real Lessons of the Real History of The United States and post-Glasnost Ukraine

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american thinker By Jared Peterson I am responding to "Ukraine and the Unlearned Lesson of History," by Jacob Fraden. published in AT 1/31/23. I’ll start with the author’s contention that Russia’s →

Vietnam sees a shared future more with China than US

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asia times by M.K. Bhadrakumar The resignation of Vietnamese president Nguyen Xuan Phuc last month had an inevitability about it. The media were rife with speculation for weeks implicating Phuc’s →

Sanctions starting to bite Huawei 4G chips sourcing

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asia times by Jeff Pao Telecommunication equipment maker Huawei Technologies will have to source 4G chips elsewhere to make its smartphones as it cannot purchase more processors from the United →

Will Russia’s Mid-War Military Restructuring Work?

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national interest by Jorge L. Rivero Last month, Russian president Vladimir Putin and the Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu unveiled a new plan to restructure the Russian military away from the →

Clones of super cows born in NW China, to help avoid stranglehold in dairy industry: project leader

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global times By Chu Daye Scientists with the Northwest A&F University successfully saw the births of three cloned cows with highly desired traits in Northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous →

Complete US ban on Huawei a 'paranoid, last-ditch' move, set to bite US companies more

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global times The Biden administration has reportedly halted approving licenses for US suppliers to export most items to Chinese tech company Huawei, and is weighing complete ban to cut Huawei off →

Willmoore Kendall's 1787 Plan

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the american conservative by Christopher H. Owen Willmoore Kendall liked his democracy straight up. He used the word to mean that the people’s will prevailed in politics. Decisions made without →

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