The Truman Doctrine Comes Home

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By Hugh Myers In March of 1947, then-President Harry S. Truman gave a speech that became known for establishing the Truman Doctrine. “…Every nation must choose between alternative ways of life. The →

A Republican House in a Divided Government

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american thinker By William R. Hawkins I was serving on the staff of the Republican Research Committee, part of the GOP House leadership structure in 1994 when the party won control in the midterm →

Our Task Hasn't Changed

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​the american conservative​​​ by Micah Meadowcroft A surprise, a blow, a disappointment. With every further day of ballot counting, after a weekend of speculation and called races, the midterm →

Between Chinese Overreach and American Overreaction

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national interest by Paul Heer China’s international behavior has grown increasingly assertive, but it also appears to be increasingly counterproductive. Beijing’s “wolf warrior” diplomacy, economic →

Can the U.S. and Israel Manage the China Challenge?

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national interest by Joseph Rozen Gedaliah Afterman As great power competition intensifies between the United States and China, particularly in the sphere of technology, Israel has increasingly found →

EU greenhouse gas emissions increase compared to last year

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen EU greenhouse gas emissions have increased 3% compared to the same period last year, a new study has found. According to new data compiled by Eurostat, the →

Escalation fears ease after NATO, Warsaw say missile that hit Poland was Ukrainian stray

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reuters By Anna Wlodarczak-semczuk, Agnieszka, Pikulicka-Wilczewska and Sabine Siebold Stoltenberg also said it was likely to have been a Ukrainian air defence missile. Earlier, U.S. President Joe →

China displays advanced weapons, equipment at Pakistani defense expo

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global times By Liu Xuanzun China is displaying many advanced weapons and equipment, including drone and anti-drone systems, at an ongoing defense expo in Pakistan, a move analysts said on Wednesday →

Wang Yi highlights cooperation with Lavrov, mediating on nuclear threat management as the West isolates Moscow

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​global times​​​ Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia on Tuesday, reaffirming the →

The Unpopular Cure for Our Electoral Woes

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american thinker By Tom McAllister Here we are, a week after the 2022 elections, and we are still in the fog of ballot-counting. A nation who put a man on the moon a half-century ago somehow cannot →

Indonesia, China and the future of the Belt and Road

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asia times by John McBeth Taking time out from the G20 Summit, President Joko Widodo and Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Wednesday watched via video link the operational trial of the Chinese-funded →

The evolutionary origins of menopause explained

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the conversation Women live longer than men, and we know that longevity is promoted by natural selection to pass the maximum number of copies of their genes to the next generations. Yet women cease →

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