China’s ‘electromagnetic sled’ is almost supersonic

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asia times China has scored another first in high-speed railway technology. After operating the world’s fastest commercial maglev train since 2003, China is now testing a much faster system that →

Washington's Whoppers on the War in Ukraine

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​the american conservative​​​ by Ted Galen Carpenter U.S. leaders have amassed a long track record of deception about Washington’s international objectives and the nature of U.S. foreign clients. →

The Problem with Fence-sitters

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american thinker By Stephan Helgesen While it may be fashionable these days to say that "both major parties are corrupted and only independents are the real protectors of our democracy" it is not →

Animal welfare: EU countries call for ban on killing male chicks

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​the brussels times​​​ An information note from France and Germany on an EU-wide end to the systematic killing of male chicks was presented at a meeting of the Agriculture and Fisheries Council this →

Army air defenses repel Israeli aggression in surroundings of Damascus

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​sana​​​ The army air defences repelled an Israeli missile aggression that targeted a number of posts in the surroundings of Damascus and downed most of the hostile missiles. “Nearly at 23.03 Friday, →

Explosions at US occupation base in al-Omar oil field

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​sana​​​ Several explosions hit Saturday evening at the US occupation base in al-Omar oil field in Deir Ezzor eastern countryside. Local sources told SANA reporter in Deir Ezzor that several →

Armenian Extremists Are Blocking Peace in Nagorno-Karabakh

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national interest by Maxime Gauin On the night of October 10, a service car belonging to Azerbaijan’s embassy in Washington D.C. was fired upon by a suspected Armenian nationalist. Such incidents in →

US mulling bans to stunt China’s quantum computing

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asia times by Jeff Pao Last November, IBM launched its 127-qubit Eagle, surpassing China’s 113-qubit Jiuzhang to become the world’s fastest quantum computer. Now, China risks falling further behind →

Hurricane Roslyn batters Mexico's Pacific coast with damaging winds, major rainfall

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​reuters​​​ Roslyn, a powerful Category 3 hurricane, made landfall in Mexico's Nayarit state on the Pacific coast Sunday morning, dumping a life-threatening storm surge with damaging winds in its →

Boris Johnson battling to win support for UK PM comeback bid, Sunak enters race

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reuters by Kate Holton Boris Johnson was fighting on Sunday to get enough support to make a shock return as Britain's prime minister after prominent figures on the right wing of the Conservative →

Russia strikes homes near Ukraine's southern front

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​reuters​​​ Under pressure in the south of Ukraine, Russia fired missiles and drones into Ukrainian-held Mykolaiv on Sunday, destroying an apartment block in the ship-building city near the front and →

China striving in unity will benefit the world more: Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ The report delivered to the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) further pointed out the direction of the cause of the Party and the country. In the report, →

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