China likely to start suborbital space travel in 2025, with ticket priced between 2-3 million yuan: senior rocket scientist

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​global times​​​ s major economies are competing fiercely in the emerging space industry, with China and the US having developed some market size in this regard. On September 9, US Vice President →

The Rise of the Rest: How Russia Views the Future World Order

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national interest by Clint Reach Geopolitical forecasting is an imperfect art. Throughout the Cold War, the Soviets confidently asserted to the end that the forces of socialism would prevail over the →

How the Middle East Thinks About Great Power Competition

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​national interest​​​ by Ahmed Buhejji Russia and China have had a long, complicated history, but they have nevertheless formed a strong bilateral relationship in the twenty-first century. Following →

MEPs to vote on defining Hungary 'an electoral autocracy'

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the brussels times By Liv Klingert EU lawmakers will vote on Thursday on a draft text which declares that Hungary is not a full democracy, as democracy and fundamental rights in the country have →

How Taiwan Views the China Problem

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​national interest​​​ by Kuan-Ting Chen Wei Azim Hung Following U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s visit to the Republic of China (hereafter Taiwan), the People’s Republic of China (PRC), →

Defending Armenia from Turkic Aggression

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​national interest​​​ by David L. Phillips President Joe Biden’s decision on April 24, 2021, to recognize the murder and expulsion of up to 1.5 million Armenians from Turkey as “genocide” was welcome →

Xi, Putin meet at SCO summit, forging closer ties amid US-caused world turbulence

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​global times​​​ By Wang Qi Chinese President Xi Jinping said China is ready to work with Russia in extending strong support to each other on issues concerning their respective core interests when he →

European Parliament approves €5-billion loan for Ukraine

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​the brussels times​​​ The European Parliament on Thursday approved the allocation of a €5-billion European loan to Ukraine. The loan is part of an exceptional package of macro-financial assistance, →

Martha's Vineyard: A Democrat Paradise

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​american thinker​​​ By Ishmael Jones Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard (the “Islands”) are idyllic and are under absolute control by Democrats. Should conservatives switch their support to Democrats →

Numbers Really Do Matter

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​american thinker​​​ By Bill Hansmann I have always loved math and numbers. I love them because of their certainty, their preciseness, and my confidence that ‘truth is in the numbers.’ I am →

The amazing and unstoppable collapsing yen

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asia times by William Pesek TOKYO – There’s something surreal about the debate at Bank of Japan (BOJ) headquarters over whether to jump into markets to support the yen. Japan’s central bank faces the →

South African president to meet with Biden on Friday

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​africa news​​​ South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is headed to the United States, where aides say he's expected to press for more negotiations between Russia and Ukraine during talks with U.S. →

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