Sanctions Won’t End Russia’s War in Ukraine

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national interest by Mariya Grinberg On December 7, the European Commission proposed a new sanctions package to coerce Russia to end its invasion of Ukraine. After the previous eight sanctions →

Patriot Missiles to Ukraine: Will Israel’s Iron Dome Follow?

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national interest by Jacob Nagel U.S. president Joe Biden and Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy met Wednesday in the Oval Office, sending a clear message of resolve and unity to the Kremlin. →

Brussels moves to strengthen its position as Europe's capital

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brussels times One of the proposed innovations is the establishment of a neutral zone for the European Parliament, by analogy with the federal parliament. The approach, spearheaded by Prime Minister →

Massive winter storm brings frigid temps, icy weather and thousands of flight cancellations, snarling Christmas travel

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cbs news Tens of millions of Americans endured bone-chilling temperatures, blizzard conditions, power outages, flash flooding and canceled holiday plans from a winter storm that forecasters said was →

McDonald's unveiled an automated store. Some consumers aren't loving it.

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cbs news By Aimee Picchi McDonald's new test restaurant near Fort Worth, Texas could be the future of fast-food operators: Instead of human workers handing you a bag at the drive-thru, an automatic →

New Chengdu-Kunming Railway to enter service on Monday; strengthening link between Southwest China and ASEAN

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​global times​​​ All sections of the 915-kilometer-long new Chengdu-Kunming Railway will be open for traffic along with the completion of the Emei-Mianning section expected on Monday. The new railway →

US sanctions bite as Huawei runs out of phone chipsets

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asia times by Jeff Pao HiSilicon, a fabless semiconductor unit of China’s Huawei Technologies, has used up all its smartphone chipset inventory with no clear source of new supplies as Taiwanese fabs →

Rich And Poor -The Contrasts In Our World

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​modern diplomacy​​​ By Dr. Arshad M. Khan Merry Christmas! Yes, the big day is upon us. Oddly enough, that is exactly what it is called on the Indian subcontinent. It was the Bara Din (Big Day) for →

Take This Potentially Deadly Vaccine, Or We Will Deny You Lifesaving Care

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american thinker By Al Bienenfeld Who would have ever thought that, in the United States of America, a sick child would be denied lifesaving medical treatment solely because she wasn’t vaccinated →

Christmas: A Reflection on Things So Strange

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the american conservative by Frank DeVito Every year, Christians face the distractions of the busy Christmas season. As Joseph Pronechen wrote recently, we risk being swept up in “secular busyness →

Has Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Doomed the Dollar?

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national interest by Robert G. Rabil Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has undoubtedly ended the post-Cold War era. Although many countries have condemned Russia’s invasion, the majority of them have not →

Qatar corruption scandal: Trade union chief admits to taking money from Panzeri

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen On Monday, Luca Visentini, the former General Secretary of the International Confederation of Trade Unions (ITUC), issued a statement in which he admitted to →

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