Sunak takes over crisis-laden UK, facing several uphill challenges

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​global times​​​ ​global times​​​ After months of political struggle and economic hardship, Britons are now looking at Rishi Sunak, their third prime minister in two months, and the first →

Army air defenses repel Israeli aggression in surroundings of Damascus

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​sana​​​ Damascus, SANA-The army air defenses repelled an Israeli missile aggression that targeted a number of posts in the surroundings of Damascus and downed most of the hostile missiles. “Nearly →

EU car lobby blocks tougher emissions standards

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the brussels times By Dylan Carter The European Commission (EC) has decided against a large reduction to car emissions standards, in part due to the efforts of powerful EU automotive lobbies. →

Sixty Years of Vatican II

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​the american conservative​​​ by Michael Warren Davis Pope John XXIII officially convened the Second Vatican Council on October 11, 1962—sixty years ago this month. Time really does fly when you’re →

Misplaced Compassion Puts Lives in Jeopardy

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american thinker By John F. Di Leo A common charge in western republics has been the claim that conservatives insist on thinking rationally and have no compassion, while liberals make all their →

Biden Is Destroying Our Strategic Petroleum Reserve

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american thinker By William Duncan The Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) is a national treasure. Frighteningly, Biden is rapidly despoiling this treasure. The Reserve consists of four sites (Bryan →

Is Azerbaijan Hurtling Toward War with Iran and Armenia?

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national interest by Vasif Huseynov On October 17, Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) launched large-scale military exercises along the country’s border with Azerbaijan. The exact location →

First four-engine large drone developed by China makes maiden flight, to debut in Airshow

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global times By Liu Xuanzun and Fan Wei The Twin-Tailed Scorpion D, a four-engine large drone independently developed by China, made its maiden flight on Tuesday and will make its public debut at the →

In France, the tough debate about hunting and alcohol

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the conversation In just the month of October in France, a 67-year-old woman died in Brittany, a 33-year-old mother and her two children were shot in the legs in the Rhône region, and a 62-year-old →

Four scenarios for a world in disorder

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asia times by David Bach Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s recent speech to the Communist Party Congress could be one of the most consequential of the decade. He told the audience – and the world – that →

Democrats Walk Back Call for ‘Diplomatic Push’ in Ukraine

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national interest by Blaise Malley On Monday, thirty members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC) sent a letter to The White House suggesting that it favored a “diplomatic push” as a part of →

Has Russia’s War in Ukraine Killed the CSTO?

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national interest by Alexander E. Gale Vladimir Putin believes that Russia’s great power status hinges on its ability to act as a regional hegemon over the post-Soviet states of Eurasia. Russia’s →

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