Passenger plane crashes into Lake Victoria in Tanzania, 19 dead

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reuters By Nuzulack Dausen At least 19 people died when a passenger plane crashed into Lake Victoria in Tanzania on Sunday while trying to land at a nearby airport, the prime minister and airline →

Exclusive: New anti-drone defense system to debut at Airshow China, offering smart and effective solutions to unmanned modern warfare

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global times By Deng Xiaoci and Fan Wei In response to new challenges in the modern warfare brought by drones with low flight altitude, slow flight speed and small radar reflection area, China has →

Why Should People Go To Church?

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the american conservative by Rod Dreher Douthat in his blogging days at The Atlantic. Today's issue is like a blast from that past. I'll quote from it below. Here's how it begins: A couple of years →

How You can Derail the Climate Agenda

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american thinker By Denis de Bernardy It’s time, once again, for another climate conference. This will be the 27th desperate effort to save the planet. It doesn’t have to be this way. The fearmongers →

Strategic Scarcity: Allocating Arms and Attention in Washington

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national interest by Austin Dahmer “Strategy,” wrote business guru Richard Rumelt, “involves focus and, therefore, choice. And choice means setting aside some goals in favor of others.” While the →

Is Erdogan the Winner of the Russia-Ukraine War?

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national interest by Mark Episkopos Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan capped off a week of emergency diplomacy to save the beleaguered Ukraine grain deal by doubling down on his decision to →

New era upside of Meta’s share price collapse

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asia times by Renaud Foucart Facebook may not be the original social media platform but it has stood the test of time – until recently. Meta, the company that owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, →

Russia, North Korea partners in sanctions-busting crime

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asia times by Anthony V Rinna The dissonance between the two conflict-ridden ends of Russia’s periphery continues to shrink as the situation in Ukraine exerts an increasing influence on the security →

How Russia Sees U.S. Sanctions

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national interest by Anatoly Antonov In the last few days, the attention of officials and experts in the United States and other Western countries again focused on the implementation of the so-called →

A Proposal to End the Russo-Ukrainian War

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national interest by Mark N. Katz With Russian forces performing so poorly in Ukraine, it is not surprising that Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov recently spoke about how Moscow is “ready” to →

Danish elections see centre-left coalition win narrow majority

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen The centre-left bloc led by current Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has defied the polls to triumph in the Danish parliamentary elections, winning the 90 →

Reports: Twitter set to lay off roughly half its staff

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​cbs news​​​ Twitter employees awaited word of widespread layoffs Friday, as its new billionaire owner Elon Musk moves quickly after his big takeover to make the messaging platform financially sound. →

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