Economic Corridor “China — Mongolia — Russia”: Infrastructure in Focus

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​modern diplomacy​​​ By Victoria Namzhilova With logistical flows redirected, Russia’s interest in the opportunities of east-bound transport routes, including transit via Mongolia to China and on to →

America Is on the Verge of a Power Grid Crisis

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national interest by Siddhartha Kazi Over Christmas, four power substations in Pierce County, Washington were attacked, leaving 14,000 without power. Earlier in the month, on December 5, an unknown →

Lavrov warns Russia will disrupt Western arms supplies to Ukraine

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al jazeera Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said his country’s military is working on new plans to cut off supplies of weapons and ammunition sent from abroad for the Ukrainian forces. →

Benjamin Netanyahu returns as PM of Israel’s most far-right gov’t

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al jazeera Israel’s parliament has sworn in Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister, inaugurating the country’s most far-right, religiously conservative government in history. Netanyahu, 73, took the →

US-led NATO intends to crack Belgrade down by backing Kosovo

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​global times​​​ The Balkans have traditionally been regarded as the "powder keg of Europe," while Kosovo is a time bomb planted by the US to fan the flames when needed to serve its own geopolitical →

Germany's energy crisis powers hydrogen switch

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reuters By Louisa Off and Riham Alkousaa From the moment Russian gas exports to Germany were first disrupted in June, German firm Kelheim Fibers began casting around for alternative options to keep →

Ambitious radio telescope project finally under way

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asia times by Scott Foster Construction of what will be the world’s largest radio telescope arrays is finally under way in South Africa and Australia more than 30 years after the project was first →

The year 2022 drew at least three clear lines

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asia times by Bill Emmott In my Economist days, I had a very fine colleague who dismissed contemptuously anyone who suggested – as someone invariably did – that we should publish a piece just before →

Pope Emeritus Benedict's condition worsening, Vatican says as Pope Francis calls for prayers

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nbc news By Rhoda Kwan, Claudio Lavanga and Reuters Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI's health has suddenly “worsened” in the recent hours, the Vatican said Wednesday after Pope Francis asked for prayers →

Belgian electricity prices drop to lowest level since May

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​brussels times​​​ On Tuesday, the European electric power exchange EPEX SPOT unveiled its latest figures for the wholesale price of electricity in the final month of 2022, a year marked by →

On the road in San Francisco, riding in a driverless taxi

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al jazeera By Allison Griner The minutes drip by, and still no sign of any public transportation. I’m running late. Perched on the edge of a curb, squinting down the length of Market Street in the US →

The End of Free Elections?

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american thinker By Jay Valentine This week, leftists and RINOs admitted, under oath, that they changed the print settings, on election morning, so Republican votes would not be tabulated, on the one →

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