The Ukraine War’s Impact Extends Far Beyond Europe

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national interest by Faisal Devji Galip Dalay Conflicts like the war in Ukraine can only be absorbed into strategic thinking by being understood in terms of historical patterns. But these narratives →

Liz Truss’ ‘Economic NATO’ Is a Pipe Dream

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national interest by Yameen Huq Liz Truss, Britain’s new prime minister, has developed a bold idea for international affairs. In response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, she proposes establishing →

Russia to lead Sakhalin-1 as Exxon cuts and runs

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asia times Russia is taking over the Sakhalin-1 oil and gas project the same way it took over Sakhalin-2 earlier this year. Foreign investors who put politics ahead of production will soon be gone. →

Over a million people in Europe sign request for ban on synthetic pesticides

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​the brussels times​​​ The European Commission has to decide by April 2023 whether to propose legislation banning synthetic pesticides from agriculture, following the success of a European citizens' →

'Through the eyes of a girl': Street art expo on girls' rights opens in front of EU Parliament

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the brussels times By Maïthé Chini To mark the tenth anniversary of the International Day of the Girl Child on Tuesday 11 October as well as the European Week of Action for Girls, several young →

Europe engulfed in deeper crisis as new waves of protests unfold over rising energy cost, inflation

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global times New waves of protests against rising living costs amid an escalating energy crisis have hit Europe in recent days, as many people were angry about their governments waging war on their →

Russia conducts large-scale, retaliatory strikes on Kiev as Ukraine asks for more support from ‘exhausted West’

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global times Hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed Ukraine for the Crimean Bridge explosion and calling the blast "a terrorist act," several Ukrainian cities came under missile attacks. →

A Venezuelan Gang Crosses Biden's Open Border

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the american conservative by Edgar Beltrán Last week, El American broke the news that members of the Tren de Aragua, the largest criminal organization in Venezuela (after the government), had crossed →

The Madness of America’s Ruling Class

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american thinker By J. Robert Smith The ruling class has failed immensely. The last two years are proof, but with each passing day, one wonders: Are America’s elites plunging into madness? That’s a →

Americans Must Permanently Marginalize the Perpetual Adolescents of the American Left

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american thinker By Steve McCann As the United States careens out of control and left-wing hysteria over the impending red wave in the 2022 mid-terms reaches a crescendo, the irrationality, →

US, China already gunning for 6G military supremacy

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national interest by Gabriel Honrada With 5G broadband networks still being rolled out worldwide, the US and China are racing for supremacy in next-generation 6G, with significant implications for →

1,000-year-old texts restored and preserved at Potala Palace in Xizang Autonomous Region

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global times By Ji Yuqiao Editor's Note: Over the past decade, enhanced efforts to protect and restore cultural relics in Southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region have been carried out thanks to →

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