European Parliament awards Sakharov Prize to Ukrainian people

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen Honouring the Ukrainian people's 'bravery' in standing up to a 'brutal regime', the European Parliament has awarded this year's Sakharov Prize for Freedom →

Climate movement, Princess Esmeralda take action at European summit

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​the brussels times​​​ The Rise for Climate group, together with Princess Esmeralda, a delegation from the Amazon rainforest and several NGOs, staged a demonstration in Brussels on Thursday on the →

Trump Embarrasses the 'Elites'

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american thinker By J.B. Shurk Donald Trump is still the most popular politician in America. Despite the best efforts of a Deep State–supporting, fake news–peddling, globalist-puppeteering Axis of →

GT Voice: Nightmare for US chip firms just beginning after latest ban

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​global times​​​ US chipmaking equipment supplier Lam Research on Wednesday warned of a $2 billion to $2.5 billion revenue hit in 2023 from Washington's latest export controls on advanced →

US government funding killer Covid research, again

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asia times by Stephen Bryen and Shoshana Bryen Just in case you thought Covid wasn’t bad or dangerous enough, Boston University is working to increase its lethality. In its latest defense of gain of →

Biden’s China policy traces Cold War mental map

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asia times by James Curran Within days of each other, revealing portraits of the United States and China have been unveiled. In Washington, the Biden administration released its national security →

Who will replace Truss as UK prime minister? Sunak? Mordaunt? Johnson?

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reuters By Elizabeth Piper, Andrew Macaskill and Alistair Smout Speaking outside the door of her Number 10 office, Truss accepted that she had lost the faith of her party and would step down next →

Why Sanctions Can’t Stop Russia and Iran

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national interest by Ahmed S. Cheema Economic sanctions and financial penalties form an integral part of statecraft, whether they are used to pursue geopolitical interests or influence the decisions →

The EU's dirty secret: Coal consumption grows while rest of world cuts back

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen The European Union is facing a potential backlash from environmental groups after a recent study found that the bloc’s coal consumption has significantly →

UK interior minister quits with criticism of Truss as lawmakers row

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reuters By Elizabeth Piper, Andrew Macaskill and Kylie Maclellan Britain's interior minister quit on Wednesday with a broadside at Liz Truss before her lawmakers openly quarrelled in parliament, →

Ukrainian forces push toward Kherson, Kyiv orders electricity curbs

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reuters Ukraine's military tightened the noose around Russian forces occupying the southern city of Kherson on Thursday as the government ordered nationwide curbs on electricity use because of →

Defendants in Italian ambassador murder case in DR Congo request bail

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africa news Five defendants accused of involvement in last year's murder of the Italian ambassador to DR Congo requested bail Wednesday during a military court hearing in the capital Kinshasa. →

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