Three swimmers killed by massive wave at South Africa beach

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​africa news​​​ Three swimmers were swept away by a rogue wave, a violent maritime phenomenon, and 17 others were seriously injured Saturday on a popular South African beach, emergency services said →

Will Turkey Pay a Price for Helping Iran Break Sanctions?

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national interest by Sinan Ciddi Behnam Ben Taleblu Yet again, Turkey has been implicated in another brazen scheme circumventing U.S. sanctions on Iran. Following an exclusive report earlier this →

Qatar corruption scandal: A mysterious NGO with former European Commissioners on the board

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brussels times As previously reported , the European Parliament – the most implicated institution - adopted on Friday a resolution in response to the corruption allegations, stressing the broader →

When should you get your child a cellphone?

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cbs news By Adriana Diaz Chicago — Cellphones are a popular gift during the holiday season, but the debate remains: What's the best age for your child's first phone? Craighton and Emily Berman are →

British MPs’ irresponsible anti-China rhetoric may drive UK’s plight even worse

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​global times​​​ While Britain is going downhill, some of its politicians are still irresponsibly stepping on the gas. If they continue to be unscrupulous on the road of inciting anti-China →

Australia’s FM to kick off visit to China in ‘ice-breaking’ diplomatic activity

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​global times​​​ By Yang Sheng and Zhang Changyue​​​​​​​ Australia's Foreign Minister is scheduled to visit China from Tuesday to Wednesday, with analysts viewing it as an "ice-breaking" diplomatic →

Is Bangladesh Truly Free of Currency Crisis?

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modern diplomacy By Masfi-ul-Ashfaq Nibir Recently, Nomura Holdings, the leading brokerage and investment bank in Japan has published a report that 7 countries are at high risk of a currency crisis. →

Worse than under Trump – Biden’s economic policy hits EU yet harder

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​modern diplomacy​​​ The French Le Monde has published an article whose author argues that “for the EU economy, Biden has proved worse than Trump”. This article will look into the situation in more →

China’s pestered private sector given new lease on life

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asia times by William Pesek As China reopens the world’s No 2 economy, the biggest winner could be a beleaguered private sector that’s had a rough few years under President Xi Jinping. Since 2019, →

Canada firmly dips its toe in Indo-Pacific waters

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asia times by Paul Evans Ottawa has unveiled its long-awaited Indo-Pacific Strategy. Comprehensive statements on regional or global foreign policy are a rarity. This “whole of government” strategy is →

Trumpism Is a Political Fad

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national interest by Leon Hadar Ever since New York real-estate executive and reality show host Donald Trump announced his run for the presidency in 2015, conservatives have claimed that Trumpism, →

Is Iran Seeking a New Proxy War in the South Caucasus?

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national interest by Cavid Veliyev The Cold War technique of proxy warfare, part of that era’s power struggles between states and carried on through third parties and non-state actors, still exists →

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