The United States Must Go to War Against China’s Spies

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national interest by Michael Cunningham In late October, U.S. prosecutors charged thirteen Chinese agents for conducting illegal operations in the United States. Unfortunately, only two of the →

EU's latest Migration Action plan branded 'waste of time'

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the brussels times Migration ministers of EU Member States will convene on Friday for an emergency meeting to discuss the Commission's latest action plan to tackle the issue of migrants entering →

Roma access to health care key for integration in the EU

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​the brussels times​​​ Roma people were among the hardest hit groups during the COVID-19 pandemic and continue to lag behind the rest of the population as regards access to health care and long-term →

Overseas business executives, experts say they welcome yuan going global at Financial Street Forum

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​global times​​​ Overseas business executives and experts discussed the rising trend of the yuan's internationalization on Tuesday at a sub forum of the Annual Conference of the Financial Street →

China's Xi Jinping faces calls to step down as deadly fire sparks unprecedented protests over "zero-COVID" policy

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cbs news By Haley Ott, Elizabeth Palmer, Shuai Zhang Thousands took to the streets in China over the weekend in the largest public protests the country has seen in decades. Demonstrators gathered in →

Hawaii's Mauna Loa, the world's largest active volcano, erupting for first time in almost 40 years

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cbs news By Tucker Reals Hawaii's Mauna Loa, the world's largest active volcano, started erupting Sunday night, the U.S. Geological Survey said as it raised the alert level for the volcano from an →

China successfully tests first high-thrust reusable liquid oxygen-kerosene engine

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global times By Fan Wei China has successfully completed two-start tests of the 130-ton reusable liquid oxygen-kerosene secondary combustion cycle engine on Saturday, the Global Times learned from →

The Lessons of 1914 Matter Today More than Ever

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national interest by Balázs Orbán This past month, Professor John Mearsheimer visited Budapest for the first time to launch the Hungarian translation of his highly-acclaimed book, The Great Delusion: →

US tech war shows signs of crumbling

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asia times by David P. Goldman What if they had a tech war and nobody came? This updated version of a meme from the 1960s Vietnam War protests may well apply to America’s most drastic trade →

PLA’s first two amphibious assault ships complete full training, form operational capability

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global times By Leng Shumei China's Type 075 amphibious assault ships Hainan and Guangxi have recently completed full-course training tests including an evaluation on the use of weaponry, enhancing →

Teodoro Obiang wins 6th term in Equatorial Guinea

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africa news The authorities in Equatorial Guinea have announced on Saturday the re-election of Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo for a sixth term. The 80-year old has been in power since 1979. Announcing →

Will China Seek to Exploit Its Rare-Earth Dominance?

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national interest by Marina Yue Zhan At a recent Advancing AUKUS Plus conference in Canberra, Australia’s former defense minister Kim Beazley noted that “3,400 American weapons systems have Chinese →

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