America Is On The Cusp Of A Fundamental Transformation

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​american thinker​​​ By Vince Coyner ​​​​ Barack Obama promised to fundamentally transform America, and he certainly tried hard to do so. Under his watch, we saw the politicization of federal →

Now the Disgraced COVID 'Experts' Want 'Amnesty'?

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american thinker By Tanya Berlaga In her recent article in The Atlantic, a Brown University professor, Emily Oster, is calling for "pandemic amnesty." She is telling me to "forgive and forget" →

Russia-Taliban in a desperate partnership of convenience

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asia times by Claudia Chia Yi En The signing of a provisional deal between Russia and the Taliban in September 2022 marks the Taliban’s first known major international economic deal. But beyond the →

Huawei’s industrial 5G takes off

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asia times by Scott Foster Huawei’s sales and profits are showing signs of recovery after more than three years of US sanctions while its industrial 5G is taking it far beyond smartphones as a shaper →

The Quad Shouldn’t Ignore India’s China Concerns

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national interest by Michael Rubin For decades and across administrations, the United States dropped the ball on Asia-Pacific diplomacy. President Barack Obama reflected this fact when he sought to →

Trong Goes to China: Form or Substance?

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national interest by Huynh Tam Sang The visit by Vietnam’s Communist Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong to China deserves scrutiny—not just because the trip could affect Vietnam’s relations with China and →

Leuven moves to enforce one-day ban on Union Berlin fans

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​the brussels times​​​ Union Berlin fans are not welcome in Leuven or around the Den Dreef stadium on Thursday, when their club takes on Union Saint-Gilloise in a Europa League match. The decision to →

The New Renewable Energized Kazakhstan

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modern diplomacy By Nurlan Kapenov It’s been a year of historic change in Kazakhstan with President Kassym Jomart-Tokayev initiating a wave of democratic reforms in the country to create a more free →

North Korea launches 23 missiles as Kim Jong Un climbs the 'escalation ladder'

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nbc news by Stella Kim and Jennifer Jett North Korea fired more than 20 ballistic missiles on Wednesday, a record, sending residents of a South Korean island to underground shelters as the rivals →

Don't expect Putin to fall anytime soon, says Western official

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reuters By Guy Faulconbridge President Vladimir Putin has been weakened by his decision to invade Ukraine, but a change in power at the top in Russia is unlikely any time soon due to the autocratic →

Lula’s victory mirrors weakening US influence

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global times By Jin Chengwei Left-wing former Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has narrowly defeated incumbent right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro and won Brazil's presidential election →

China, Vietnam strive to advance ties to a new level; 'mutual political trust withstands outside power sowing discord'

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​global times​​​ China and Vietnam agreed on Monday to strengthen strategic communication, enhance political mutual trust, properly manage differences in a bid to bring their comprehensive strategic →

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