Can Netanyahu Deter Iran and Make Peace With Saudi Arabia?

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national interest by Eitan Dangot The next Israeli government will not have a grace period. Before its ministers settle into their new offices, the government must deal with urgent security matters. →

Amgen says experimental obesity drug has promising durability

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reuters By Deena Beasley Amgen Inc's (AMGN.O) experimental obesity drug demonstrated promising durability trends in an early trial, paving the way for a larger mid-stage study early next year, →

North Korea pokes the polarization bear

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asia times by Francesca Frassineti and Edward Howell After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, North Korea capitalized upon China’s and Russia’s tense relationship with the United States by reviving ties →

Covid protests speak to evolution of Chinese dissent

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asia times by Daniel Williams China has decided to fight widespread anti-Covid lockdown protests by combining the heavy dose of official repression of the past week with a sudden willingness to →

US formally ends shady case against Meng Wanzhou, makes a fool out of Canada

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​global times​​​ By Wang Cong A US district judge in Brooklyn, New York on Friday dismissed an indictment against Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies. →

Putin's 'Winter War' on Ukraine

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​the american conservative​​​ Patrick J. Buchanan Winter has often proven an indispensable ally of Mother Russia. The impending winter of 1812-13 forced Napoleon's withdrawal from Moscow, a retreat →

EU industry heavily dependent on fossil energy

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brussels times By Dylan Carter In 2020, the industry sector accounted for 26% of all final energy consumption within the European Union, making it the third largest end-user in the EU, after →

Has the Next Civil War Already Started?

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national interest by Niko Emack Protests, counter-protests, and armed violence fueled by white supremacy and far-right political extremism have spilled onto our nation's streets, into our classrooms, →

Sweden deports man with alleged ties to Kurdish militant group

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reuters by Ece Toksabay and Johan Ahlander Sweden on Friday deported a Kurdish man with alleged links to Kurdish militant group the PKK, a government minister told Swedish Television, as Ankara keeps →

Russia says it won't accept oil price cap and is preparing response

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reuters By Caleb Davis and Mark Trevelyan Russia "will not accept" a price cap on its oil and is analysing how to respond, the Kremlin said in comments reported on Saturday, in response to a deal by →

Interesting archaeological discovery in Israel

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​​modern diplomacy​​​ By Giancarlo Elia Valori An ancient scarab from three thousand years ago was surprisingly discovered during a school trip to Azor, near Tel Aviv, Israel. The scene depicted on →

Can America Balance European Autonomy With China Competition?

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national interest by Seth Cropsey European Council president Charles Michel’s impending visit to China is indicative of a worrying trend in Europe’s approach to Eurasian competition. French president →

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