China successfully launches final part of its three-module space station, to complete T-shape structure assembly

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global times By Deng Xiaoci China successfully launched Mengtian lab module - the third and final part of its three-module home-developed space station - into preset orbit, on Monday afternoon from →

Tanzania: Rapid population growth worries authorities

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​africa news​​​ Tanzania's population jumped by more than 37% in a decade to reach 61.7 million, President Samia Suluhu Hassan said Monday, as she unveiled the results of the national census. The →

Pakistan’s Duplicity in Afghanistan Has No Limit

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national interest by Sediq Sediqqi Jason Criss Howk In February 2020, just days before the U.S.-Taliban Doha Agreement was signed, the intelligence community and military intelligence leaders from →

What Is America's Interest in the Ukraine War?

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national interest by Joshua Shifrinson RUSSIA’S INVASION of Ukraine in February 2022 has produced an outpouring of international support for Kyiv. The United States has led these efforts. Even before →

Russia pounds Ukrainian cities with missiles, knocking out water and power

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​cbs news​​​ A massive barrage of Russian strikes on Monday morning hit critical infrastructure in Kyiv, Kharkiv and other Ukrainian cities. Russian missiles knocked out water and power supplies in →

Grain ships sail despite Moscow's pullout from deal; missiles rain on Ukraine

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reuters By Pavel Polityuk Ships brought grain from Ukrainian ports on Monday, suggesting Moscow had stopped short of reimposing a blockade that might have caused world hunger, despite suspending its →

Pesticides detected in hair of MEPs

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​the brussels times​​​ An analysis of hair samples from 44 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), journalists, and scientists detected the presence of pesticides in 91% of the participants, NGO →

March on Rome: uncomfortable moment for Italy as Giorgia Meloni becomes prime minister a century after fascist takeover

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the conversation Between the end of October and the beginning of November 1922, Benito Mussolini’s so-called march on Rome took place in Italy. This moment was of global importance. It marked the →

NATO’s Fraying Unity on Russia Policy

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​the american conservative​​​ by Ted Galen Carpenter The Biden administration’s policy toward the Russia-Ukraine war was built on the assumption of widespread international support for a coercive →

Sayonara Okinawa: US is sending its F-15s home

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asia times by Stephen Bryen Aged fighters are linchpin to stopping a Chinese attack on Japan or Taiwan and it’s not clear which plane will fill the deterrent gap. Joe Kelly (Red Buttons) :[Major →

China's Z-20 helicopter surpasses Black Hawk in technologies, chief designer says

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global times By Liu Xuanzun China's domestically developed Z-20 utility helicopter has surpassed the US' Black Hawk, as it has adopted many advanced technologies the Black Hawk does not have, said →

Here’s why I am predicting a red wave on November 8

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american thinker By Brian C. Joondeph If your news source is CNN, the New York Times, pre-Elon Twitter, or just about any broadcast television news network, you will see a blue wave coming for the →

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