Japan’s Rapidus positioning to win 2nm chip race

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​asia times​​​ It was a big week for Japanese semiconductors, one that could ultimately put the country back on the cutting edge of the crucial technology industry. First, there was the announcement →

Russia, Vietnam slowly but surely parting strategic ways

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asia times by Richard Javad Heydarian When Vietnam hosted this month its first-ever International Defense Expo at a military airstrip in Hanoi, the event signaled a quiet but evolving shift in the →

Erdogan proposed trilateral mechanism with Russia and Syria

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​modern diplomacy​​​ President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (photo) said he proposed to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin establishing a trilateral mechanism with Russia and Syria and to hold a leaders →

Russia Incapable in Facilitating Armenia-Azerbaijan Talks

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modern diplomacy by Haoyu "Henry" Huang Moscow still sees itself as a critical player in the Caucasus region. The ongoing crisis between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Karabakh region allows Russia →

Brittney Griner breaks silence after being released from prison in Russia: "It feels so good to be home!"

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cbs news By Caitlin O'Kane Brittney Griner is opening up about her return home for the first time. The WNBA star, who returned to the U.S. last week after a prisoner swap with Russia, was detained in →

Vision 2035: Global Response in the Age of Precision Munitions

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national interest by Charles Krulak Anthony Zinni In the rush to restructure the Marine Corps from a global force focused on uncertainties to a regional force focused on the certainty of a single →

Russia fires scores of missiles in one of its biggest attacks on Ukraine

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reuters By Tom Balmforth and Olena Harmash Russia fired more than 70 missiles at Ukraine on Friday in one of its biggest attacks since the start of the war, knocking out power in the second-biggest →

Huge Berlin aquarium bursts, spilling 1,500 fish onto road

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reuters By Oliver Ellrodt and Tobias Schlie A huge aquarium in Berlin burst early on Friday, spilling 1 million litres (264,172 gallons) of water, around 1,500 exotic fish and debris onto a major →

Creative Historical Interpretations Are Not History

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american thinker By Jack Bovee The dominating narrative in American schools and the popular culture today is that slavery began in America in 1619. Unfortunately, there is about as much truth in that →

Lone Wolfe

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the american conservative by Micah Meadowcroft As evangelicals go, so goes the country. Evangelicals certainly think so, left and right. Since the 2016 election, the culture war within American →

Japanese FM eyes visit to China amid tense ties overshadowed by ‘aggressive defense strategy’

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global times By Xu Keyue Japan’s foreign minister is reportedly eyeing his first visit to China in about three years, which Chinese observers believe will be a good sign for managing the differences →

Xi calls for global consensus on biodiversity protection

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global times By Leng Shumei and Shan Jie Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday addressed the opening ceremony of the high-level segment of the second phase of the 15th meeting of the Conference of →

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