Pakistan twisted and torn between US and Chinese arms

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada Pakistan is between a rock and hard place in balancing its China and US defense ties. That security dilemma was on full display at the 11th International Defense →

SE Asia summitry finally serves a useful purpose

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asia times Southeast Asia served as a global center stage in recent days amid back-to-back-to-back summits, which corralled world leaders from across the Indo-Pacific and beyond. And instead of a →

A House Majority, if Republicans can Keep It

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american thinker By J. Robert Smith Republicans have secured a U.S. House majority, barely. Barely is better than not at all. But a slim margin will pose daunting challenges to Republicans, who will →

The Sort of Red Wave We Got

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american thinker By William Manning On November 8, Republicans were dreaming of catching a red wave that would carry them to victory. The next day, Democrats snickered at the faint red stream →

EU must rapidly increase military defences, study urges

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen The EU must rapidly increase its defence spending and coordinate its procurement of military equipment in order to manage Europe's "much more threatening →

European Commission condemns Belgian public spending

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the brussels times The European Commission is slapping Belgium on the wrist for its public spending, which is now the fastest growing in Europe with broad and poorly targeted support measures, L’Écho →

America Isn’t Ready for Wartime Mobilization

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national interest by Richard Protzmann Few Americans appreciate the implications of a near-peer conflict on domestic society or the scale of national mobilization that would be required to sustain →

Could an Emerging Power Achieve Peace in Ukraine?

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​national interest​​​ by Edward Salo Over the past several days, there have been hints from both sides in the Russo-Ukrainian War that there may be grounds for a diplomatic solution. This avenue to →

Poland missile strike reflects growing division in the West: experts

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​global times​​​ The explosion that killed two people on Polish territory appears to have been caused by a Ukrainian air-defense missile, said leaders of Poland and NATO on Wednesday. Fierce →

Finding common ground while managing differences key for China-Canada relations to develop: Xi tells Trudeau at G20 encounter

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​global times​​​ During the welcoming ceremony of the G20 Leaders' Summit, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took the initiative to approach Chinese President Xi Jinping to chat, the Global →

G20 delivers hard-fought declaration for peace

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asia times Stung by the loss of the strategic city of Kherson, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s concerted missile barrage on Ukraine the previous night appears to have been responsible for the →

America's Suez Moment

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​the american conservative​​​ by Philip Pilkington In late-July 1956, three months before the Suez Crisis, British Prime Minister Anthony Eden wrote a letter to U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower. At →

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