What Would MLK Think of the Imprisonment of Thomas Lane?

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american thinker By Jack Cashill The reader cannot be faulted for asking, “Who is Thomas Lane?” For the record, Lane, who is white, is the most anonymous of the four lambs sacrificed to appease the →

Japan Coast Guard’s rising role in a rules-based Indo-Pacific

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asia times by Kentaro Furuya Originally responsible primarily for maintaining good order and the safety of life at sea in domestic waters, the Japan Coast Guard has expanded its commitment to →

Is Turkey a Crucial or Corrosive NATO Ally?

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​foreign policy​​​ Emma Ashford: Hey, Matt! Happy new year to you. It’s our first column of the new year, and we’ve already got a lot to sink our teeth into: an attempted insurrection in Brazil, a →

Biden, Kishida strengthening ties to counter China, 'puts Tokyo on the front line'

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​global times​​​ US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's pledge to strengthen their countries' ties and bolster alliances in the Indo-Pacific region under the excuse of →

Visit of Islamic scholars to Xinjiang region refutes smearing on China

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global times By Liu Xin A delegation of Islamic figures and scholars visited China's Xinjiang region and witnessed firsthand the region's developments and stability, which proved again some media's →

Could Biden Have Stopped Russia From Invading Ukraine?

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national interest by David L. Phillips Russian leader Vladimir Putin telegraphed his plan to attack Ukraine long before the first shot was fired. So why was the West’s response so incremental and →

Will Temple Mount Tensions Spark Another Arab-Israeli Crisis?

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national interest by Eitan Dangot Since the establishment of the State of Israel, the Temple Mount has served as a narrative that Palestinians and extremists from the Arab-Israeli community have used →

Huge drop in support for leaving EU since Brexit, study finds

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen According to a poll conducted by the European Social Survey (ESS) and first reported by The Irish Times, no Member State registered an increase in the number →

Russia fires new wave of missiles at Ukraine after hitting Kyiv infrastructure

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reuters By Olena Harmash and Tom Balmforth Russia fired a second wave of missiles at Ukraine on Saturday, forcing people to take cover as sirens blared across the country just hours after morning air →

Saints, Knights, and Dragons

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the american conservative by Joseph R. Phelan Upon entering the Vittore Carpaccio exhibition at the National Gallery of Art, we see a picture of two women sitting on a balcony. Above the scene, we →

The New Comintern

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american thinker By Lev Stesin Vladimir Putin has made the strategic aims of Russia’s war against Ukraine very clear. Those are not exclusively to eliminate Ukraine’s independence and make the →

Japan joining US’ chip export ban against China could leave its semiconductor industry stifled: experts

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global times By Fan Anqi and Yu Xi Japan, once a semiconductor giant half a century ago but then brutally beaten down by the US, is reportedly moving to join the US in expanding chip export controls →

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