Brussels Versus Budapest

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the american conservative by Bradley Devlin “Do you see the pattern?” Judit Varga, the Hungarian Minister of Justice, asks during a sit-down at the Hungarian Ambassador’s residence. “There is a →

You'd Better Be Prepared for the Perfect Transportation Storm

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american thinker By John Green We've all heard of the game "Where's Waldo?" Well, I've got a better question. As we look upon the hordes of federal parasites dedicated public servants, where's Pete? →

Integrated idiocy: US not ready for a major war

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asia times by Seth Cropsey The US Defense Department’s opposition to eminently necessary force-structure changes, combined with the subjects of the National Defense Strategy, confirms that the United →

Digital Hezbollah and Political Warfare in Cyberspace

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national interest by Pierre Pahlavi “DO NOT try to do too much with your own hands,” T.E. Lawrence advised in an essay from August 1917. “Better the Arabs do it tolerably than that you do it →

‘A Higher Price’: Putin Lays Out His Vision for a Multipolar World

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national interest by Mark Episkopos Russian president Vladimir Putin delivered remarks last week during a session of the Valdai Discussion Club’s annual foreign affairs forum. As with Putin’s prior →

€17 billion of Russian assets frozen by EU

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​the brussels times​​​ The European Union has frozen €17 billion of Russian assets as part of sanctions against Russia due to its invasion of Ukraine, EU Justice Commissioner, Didier Reynders, told →

More grain ships leave Ukraine ports despite Russian suspension

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reuters by Daren Butler and Yesim Dikmen Three outbound vessels had left Ukrainian ports by midday on Tuesday under the Black Sea grain export deal, the United Nations-led coordination centre said, →

Russia says movement of ships in Black Sea corridor is 'unacceptable'

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reuters by Mark Trevelyan Russia said on Monday it was "unacceptable" for shipping to pass through a Black Sea security corridor after it suspended its participation in a Turkish- and U.N.-brokered →

Our Soviet Blue-Check Media

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​the american conservative​​​ by Sohrab Ahmari I don’t know how to put this gently to my fellow members of the blue-check media class, so I will say it bluntly. You guys resemble nothing so much as →

Tucker Carlson explains why the Democrats must rely on censorship to maintain political viability.

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american thinker By D. Parker Anti-liberty leftists and their national media apparatus are in their final desperate days before their well-deserved midterm (rhetorical) mangling, with the latter →

Will he stay or go? Putin’s G20 guessing game

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asia times by John McBeth The nearer the day, the less likely Russian President Vladimir Putin will show up for the November 14-15 Group of Twenty summit in Bali as the Indonesian government fields →

German biz community voices support for Scholz’s China visit amid new pattern of bilateral ties

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global times By Zhang Han and Zhang Changyu As the scheduled visit by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to China on November 4 approaches, the German business community continues to voice support for →

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