China’s new high-altitude, high-speed demonstrator drone makes first flight

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​global times​​​ By Liu Xuanzun China recently carried out the maiden flight for a type of new high-altitude, high-speed demonstrator drone, which can help test and verify a number of new →

Xi’s Saudi trip to open up new prospects for China-Arab ties

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global times By Yu Jincui and Xing Xiaojing in Riyadh China’s intensive head-of-state diplomacy is set to continue in December, and this time, the focus of attention is Saudi Arabia and the broader →

Military sources: Ukraine missiles used US guidance

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asia times by Uwe Parpart and David P. Goldman NATO sources as well as Russian military sources reject US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s claim Tuesday that the United States had nothing to do →

US building a missile wall in the Pacific

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada The US Army has acquired its first Typhon land-based missile launcher, marking a significant development in its efforts to create a Pacific missile wall to deter China. →

Why Japan Failed at Pearl Harbor

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national interest by James Holmes As we afford our hallowed forebears the remembrance they deserve, let’s also try to learn from what transpired here seventy-five years ago, and see what it tells us →

Only Offensive Realism Can Contain China

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national interest by Ionut Popescu One of the very few areas of bipartisan consensus in American foreign policy these days is agreement on the need to contain China’s ambitious rise to regional, and →

Windfalls await investors in ammunition

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asia times by Stephen Bryen In the now classic 1967 film The Graduate, protagonist Benjamin Braddock, being feted with a graduation party, is pulled aside by a friend of his parents. Mr Maguire says →

Can India replace China as ‘factory of the world’?

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asia times by Nigel Green India’s overt plans to replace China as the “factory of the world” appear to have ramped up in recent weeks. This comes amid growing concern from global manufacturers →

Open-source IC architecture taking off in China

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asia times by Scott Foster New product launches by Chinese IC (integrated circuit) design companies have brought renewed attention to efforts to get around US semiconductor sanctions by using →

How Do You Measure a Family?

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​the american conservative​​​ by Micah Meadowcroft l mores that make some families so unhappy which are all the same. So goes the thinking. But even this thinking cannot in its objection get away →

Harden the Electrical Grid, or Suffer the Consequences

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american thinker By Jack Gleason Almost 50,000 Duke Power customers in Moore County, N.C. were left in the dark on Sunday night in what has been called a domestic act of terrorism. A curfew is →

The 'China Model' and the WEF

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american thinker By Scott S. Powell For decades Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum (WEF) has been recruiting and cultivating corporate and political leaders from all over the world to embrace a →

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