Many dead in Kenya building collapse

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​africa news​​​ Three people have died, and scores were injured after a six-storey building collapsed in Kiambu, central Kenya, Kenya's national broadcaster reported. It is not immediately clear what →

As US-triggered Ukraine crisis prolongs, EU faces grim prospect of deindustrialization

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global times By Bi Xing "Deindustrialization," which has been hotly discussed in Europe recently, overshadows the efforts of Western developed countries to rebuild their industrialization. →

China’s next-gen solar-powered drone expected to make debut soon

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global times By Liu Xuanzun, Deng Xiaoci and Liu Yang China is expected to unveil its next-generation, solar-powered large unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with very long endurance soon, which will have →

US-led hegemony casts shadow over the future of multilateral organization as UNGA is set to conclude without consensus

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​global times​​​ By Chen Qingqing and Xu Yelu The major diplomatic convention - the high-level meetings of the 77th session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) - is scheduled to conclude on Monday in →

Did the FBI Finally Go Too Far?

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american thinker By Jack Cashill On reading about the Saturday arrest of pro-life activist Mark Houck, I thought the author at this alternative site had to be exaggerating. It struck me as beyond →

Afghanistan Is a Threat to Global Security Once Again

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national interest by M. Ashraf Haidari Twenty-one years ago, before the Taliban enabled Al Qaeda to launch the tragic 9/11 attacks from Afghan soil, Afghanistan was a no man’s land. Dozens of →

Will Russia and Turkey’s Proxy Wars Spiral Out of Control?

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national interest by Andrew Hinton The story of the Ottomans and the Russians is an ancient one. The extensive list of conflicts between the two spans nearly 500 years, with battles across Europe, →

European Council President in favour of opening borders to Russians fleeing mobilisation

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​the brussels times​​​ The President of the European Council, Charles Michel, believes the European Union should welcome Russians seeking to flee the partial military mobilisation in their country. →

NASA is about to crash a spacecraft into an asteroid. Here's why the mission could one day save humanity.

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​nbc news​​​ By Denise Chow More than 6.5 million miles away from Earth, a cosmic collision is imminent. In a first-of-its-kind maneuver, a NASA spacecraft is set to intentionally smash into an →

Kenyan runner Eliud Kipchoge wins Berlin marathon and sets new world record

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africa news By Philip Andrew Churm Two-time Olympic winner, Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge, has beaten his personal best and set a new world record in Sunday's Berlin marathon. Crossing the line in just two →

North Korea fires missile as US preps drills with South

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asia times by Andrew Salmon SEOUL – North Korea lit up Sunday’s (September 25) dawn skies by test-firing a short-range ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan off the divided peninsula’s east coast. →

Putin Faces Backlash Over Prisoner Swaps With Ukraine

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national interest by Mark Episkopos Two controversial prisoner swap agreements have cast a renewed spotlight on the emerging divide between the Kremlin and a diverse coalition of Russian nationalists →

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