Uganda’s sugar exports have increased

  • 0
​africa news​​​ Uganda’s sugar exports have increased after a huge drop in July. According to the country’s central bank, Uganda’s sugar exports for the month of July suffered a 58% decline due to →

China committed to helping developing countries: FM said after photos of foreign landmarks built by China went viral

  • 0
​global times​​​ As the largest developing country in the world, China has always been committed to helping developing countries improve people's livelihoods and has contributed to the economic and →

UN human rights body rejects Xinjiang-related bid, ‘a victory for justice and truth’

  • 0
global times The UN Human Rights Council made of 47 member states rejecting the bid of the US and some Western countries to debate human rights on Northwest China's Xinjiang is widely considered by →

Note to the US - a nuclear war can be won by rivals

  • 0
global times By Franz Gayl Russian President Vladimir Putin has suggested that Russia is prepared to employ nuclear weapons in defense of its sovereignty. The US dismissed the warning as a bluff and →

Russia’s Iran-supplied ‘kamikaze’ drones pose new threat for Ukraine’s military

  • 0
nbc news By Yuliya Talmazan Ukraine is accusing Russia of striking deep inside its territory with what it says are Iranian-made “kamikaze” drones as Moscow’s troops are facing mounting setbacks on →

ISIS infiltrated a refugee camp to recruit fighters. Inside the Biden admin’s plan to stop it.

  • 0
nbc news By Courtney Kube and Carol E. Lee The Biden administration has enacted a new plan to reduce the population of a sprawling refugee camp near the Iraq-Syria border that has become a haven for →

Conservatism in crisis? Traditional right should not outflank far-right despite election results

  • 0
the brussels times By Liv Klingert As recent election results in Italy and Sweden have shown, traditional conservative parties in Europe are losing support as voters flock to the far-right. Many are →

Campaign for fur-free Europe gains support in the European Parliament

  • 0
the brussels times The Intergroup on the Welfare and Conservation of Animals in the European Parliament discussed on Thursday “The case for a Fur Free Europe”. As previously reported by The Brussels →

Gas prices on the rise again after OPEC cuts oil production

  • 0
cbs news By Kate Gibson After falling from July through mid-September, gas prices are once again headed higher, most recently bolstered by a decision by the OPEC+ alliance of oil-exporting nations to →

Large US debt raises concerns about more extreme US policies and possible instability

  • 0
global times By Bi Xing According to a US Treasury Department report released on Tuesday, the US' gross national debt has surpassed $31 trillion, edging closer to the statutory ceiling of roughly →

Chinese scientists successfully complete free-space dissemination of time and frequency with E-19 instability over 113 km

  • 0
​global times​​​ Chinese scientists have realized the experiment on free-space high precision time and frequency dissemination across 113 kilometers for the first time in the world, with →

Malaysia’s Third Way on the China Challenge

  • 0
national interest by Emirza Adi Syailendra Two dominant mindsets in East Asia undergird the making of national strategies to cope with a more powerful China: deliberative and zero-sum. Strategy →

Discussion