Is McCarthy About to Declare War on Democrats?

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national interest by Blaise Malley In a speech at the Republican Jewish Coalition conference in Las Vegas this past weekend, Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), the likely incoming speaker of the House, →

Are You Freer than You Were Two Years Ago?

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american thinker By Jeffrey Folks Twenty twenty-two was an election in which authoritarians employed every sort of disinformation. They ran on "character" while engaging in corruption on a →

Are you connecting the pandemic dots yet?

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american thinker By Terry Paulding In mid-March 2020, we got the gift of a 5-alarm virus, one that nobody had noticed during its first four to six months of spread. The terror of COVID began when it →

Weapons industry booms as Eastern Europe arms Ukraine

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reuters By Michael Kahn, Anna Koper and Robert Muller Still wary of Russia, their Soviet-era master, some former Warsaw Pact countries see helping Ukraine as a matter of regional security. But nearly →

Malaysia's Anwar becomes prime minister, ending decades-long wait

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reuters By A. Ananthalakshmi, Mei Mei Chu and Rozanna Latiff Malaysia's Anwar Ibrahim was sworn in as prime minister on Thursday, capping a three-decade political journey from a protege of veteran →

NATO chief hypes 'China control' as Europe debates policy direction

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​global times​​​ When more European leaders are looking for closer interactions with China amid a difficult time and analysts criticized NATO and the US for kidnapping the EU to serve US strategic →

US officials want to persuade the Dutch with a stick and a pie in the sky

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​global times​​​ When it comes to the sales of chip equipment to China, the Netherlands once again showed "resistance" against pressure from Washington. Dutch Foreign Trade Minister Liesje →

North Korea: a female heir to Kim’s throne?

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asia times by Andrew Salmon SEOUL – A world transfixed by North Korean bizarreness has gone bonkers with speculation about the recent reveal of Kim Jong Un’s daughter, Kim Ju Ae, whose first public →

China’s gold stockpiling is dollar warning sign

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asia times by William Pesek TOKYO — One of the worst-kept secrets in global central banking is the extent to which Chinese officials are swapping dollars for gold. Governor Yi Gang’s team at the →

The Flawed Discourse Over the War in Ukraine

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national interest by Paul R. Pillar Questions surrounding U.S. policy toward the Russo-Ukrainian War provide ample grounds for debate. The war has presented Washington and its Western allies with →

Putin Doesn’t Need Nukes to Harm the West

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national interest by Jeffrey Stacey After its withdrawal from Kherson, Russia’s back is against the wall in Ukraine. Ukraine’s successful offensive has prompted concerns that Russian president →

European Parliament declares Russia state sponsor of terrorism

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the brussels times The European Parliament approved a text on Wednesday declaring Russia as a state-sponsor of terrorism, a symbolic yet firm condemnation of Russia’s war in Ukraine. This comes just →

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