Even a limited nuclear war could devastate the world’s oceans: here’s what our modelling shows

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the conversation The US and Russia have recently agreed to hold talks on the New START Treaty, the only accord left regulating the two largest nuclear arsenals in the world. While this is undoubtedly →

US hypes China's JL-3 submarine-launched ballistic missile deployment 'with ulterior motives'

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global times By Liu Xuanzun The US recently claimed that China has fielded new, longer-range submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBM) to threaten the US, but Chinese military experts said on →

NVIDIA moving up and beyond China chip sanctions

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asia times by Scott Foster ​​​ NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun “Jensen” Huang and his wife Lori’s US$50 million donation for a new supercomputer research center at their alma mater Oregon State University (OSU) →

Congressional Hearings -- Do Them Right or Not at All

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american thinker By Clarice Feldman At the Federalist, Jordan Boyd offers up a proposed agenda for the new House of Representatives. The Republicans have won a majority. How great is still to be →

The Light Amphibious Warship Is a Bad Sequel to the Littoral Combat Ship

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national interest by Stephen Baird Carl O. Schuster Timothy Wells In the movie business, sequels rarely outperform the original. Hollywood is not the only industry to invest in failure. The Navy and →

America Can’t Turn Away From Counterinsurgency in Africa

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national interest by Natasha Louis Terrorism is once again increasing, with Islamic extremists inching ever closer to their goal of establishing a caliphate in Africa. The Africa Center for Strategic →

Will Germany Be the Next Nuclear Weapons State?

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national interest by Stephen F. Szabo One major consequence of Germany’s strategic reorientation, or Zeitenwende, will be a reinvigorated debate about the development of a nuclear deterrent. This is →

EU agrees to make European telecommunication satellites active from 2024

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the brussels times By Lauren Walker The first European multi-orbital satellite constellation to provide a secure communications infrastructure for EU government bodies and agencies will be active by →

Euro zone inflation reached 10.6% in October

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​the brussels times​​​ Inflation in the euro zone reached 10.6% in October, the European statistics office Eurostat said on Thursday. A flash estimate at the end of last month had put it at 10.7%. →

Russia trying to exhaust Ukraine's air defenses, Pentagon official says

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reuters By Phil Stewart and Idrees Ali Russia's surge in missile strikes in Ukraine is partly designed to exhaust Kyiv's supplies of air defenses and finally achieve dominance of the skies above the →

Chinese forum of global scientists increasingly gathers top researchers sharing vision of globe’s future

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global times By Lin Xiaoyi, Ji Yuqiao and Du Qiongfang the international scientific community particularly value this great scientific event, where they share the latest academic findings, seek to →

The Collapse of Consent in Canada

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​the american conservative​​​ by Declan Leary Amir Farsoud is going to be murdered. The 54-year-old Canadian, whose story went viral online this week, is in the last stages of approval for “medical →

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