China dangles cash to recruit ex-UK fighter pilots

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada China has recruited retired British fighter pilots to train its People’s Liberation Army (PLA) pilots, giving Beijing’s rapidly modernizing air force deep insights into →

US’ ‘decoupling’ push endangers world stability. Can Washington see it?

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​global times​​​ As the US continues its push to "decouple" from China, more and more countries are seeing clearly the possible impact of such an irrational action on world stability. Except for →

US 'oil for security' formula faces setback as Saudi Arabia shows interest in joining BRICS

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global times By Wang Qi Amid an intensifying spat with the US on oil production, Saudi Arabia has expressed its "desire" to join BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), a move Chinese →

Is the West Ready for the Second Russian Revolution?

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national interest by Brian Patrick Bolger A new Holy Roman Empire has formed across the world. It is a new “nomos”—the phrase Carl Schmitt borrowed from the Greeks to outline the scope of a new →

Biden to Tap Oil Reserve in Hopes of a Midterm Boost

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national interest by Ethen Kim Lieser The Biden administration is expected to start selling oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) in an effort to moderate gas prices ahead of November’s →

S.Africa: Ramaphosa vows 'unapologetic' support to Western Sahara

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​africa news​​​ South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said Tuesday that his government supports "without hesitation" the self-proclaimed Sahrawi Arab Republic (SADR) in Western Sahara. The →

"This is not Ratatouille:" Faced with booming rat population, New York City officials announce new plan for trash collection

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cbs news By Simrin Singh New York City officials Monday announced a new plan to take on the town's problematic rat population, adjusting the hours during which residents and businesses can leave →

Iran emerging as a big Ukraine war winner

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asia times by Aaron Pilkington The war in Ukraine is helping one country achieve its foreign policy and national security objectives, but it’s neither Russia nor Ukraine. It’s Iran. That was starkly →

US software gives China its hypersonic edge

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada Classified US software is helping China get an edge over the former in the hypersonic weapons race, despite tight export controls on such technology. The Washington Post →

China’s first photonic chip production line to be ready in 2023: media report

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​global times​​​ China's first production line for "multi-material and cross-size" photonic chips, or integrated optical circuits, will be completed in Beijing in 2023, a development that's expected →

Recession forecast of US economy points to decline in its hegemony

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​global times​​​ The probability of the US economy slipping into a recession in the next 12 months has hit 100 percent, according to the new Bloomberg Economics model projections released on Monday. →

The Shame of Notre Dame

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the american conservative by Sohrab Ahmari A laurel to the brave and brilliant young reporters at the Irish Rover—the independent student newspaper at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, →

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