7,000 nurses at two of NYC's largest hospitals go on strike

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​cbs news​​​ Nurses at two of New York City's largest hospitals walked off the job Monday morning in a dispute over pay and staffing levels after a weekend of negotiations failed to produce deals for →

The alternative Chinese model of globalization

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modern diplomacy By Dr.Nadia Helmy This summit is an attempt to present the Chinese model of globalization as an alternative to Western globalization based on the clash of civilizations. On the →

Is Russia losing the cyber warfare?

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​modern diplomacy​​​ By Mashal Zahid Many peculiarities are coming out of this strange war as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine enters its eleventh month. The reason why a strong cyber warfare power like →

China's first homegrown ECMO with full system makes impressive progress, to enter market in 2024

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global times By Deng Xiaoci Tony the sheep had been living with the support of a heart-lung bypass machine for 14 days as of Friday, marking a big success in the animal testing phase for China's →

ASEAN’s achievements under Cambodian chairmanship

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asia times by Sim Vireak It was with great pride and honor that Cambodia successfully hosted the 40th and 41st ASEAN Summits and Related Summits in November, and the whole Cambodian team can finally →

Dora Maar: a great photographer hidden behind the master of painting

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the conversation In the inevitable tide of recognition of so many women artists of the past 20th century who passed simply as muses, lovers, wives or companions, when their work was truly as strong, →

Iran’s Su-35 Aircraft Procurement Is More Dangerous Than You Think

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national interest by Can Kasapoglu Taking advantage of Russia’s growing reliance on low-cost Iranian weapons amidst its stumbling campaign in Ukraine, Iran is now set to procure dozens of Russian →

Hundreds of thousands left without power in California as forecasters warn of 'relentless' cyclones

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nbc news By Leila Sackur Hundreds of thousands of homes in California were left without power early Sunday after torrential downpours and high winds battered the northern part of the state, as →

Inflation in Belgium falls, but remains higher than eurozone average

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen The decline represents the second month in a row that inflation has decreased in the eurozone, after falling from 10.6% in October to 10.1% in November. →

Lonely Planet releases top holiday destinations for 2023

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​the brussels times​​​ Whether you are adventurous, a homebody type or your choice of travel destinations is guided by your culinary tastes, Lonely Planet has all the destinations worth visiting this →

No Easy Road for Men of God

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​american thinker​​​ By Frank Friday Last week, Pope Benedict XVI was laid to rest. The world media were forced to cover the event, barely containing the vitriol they always had for the man. Why was →

The Long Fight for the House Speakership

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american thinker By Clarice Feldman Much has been made of the fact that it took 15 votes until Republican Kevin McCarthy finally secured the Speakership of the House. Powerline Blog has rounded up a →

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