Soaring energy prices ordeal for European leaders as protests erupt in more countries

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​global times​​​ More and more European residents are taking to the streets to vent out their anger against the soaring energy prices and inflation, a result of European Union's (EU) sanctions →

Will the Western Sahara Crisis Tear the Maghreb Apart?

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​national interest​​​ by Sabina Henneberg Since late August, Morocco and Tunisia have been engaged in a diplomatic spat that risks spilling over into their trade relations. Morocco withdrew its →

How Ukrainian Grit Shocked Russia and the West

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​national interest​​​ by Mark Temnycky Shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine, numerous Western government officials, pundits, journalists, and analysts published essays stating that the Ukrainian →

The Ruins of the Covid Regime

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​the american conservative​​​ by Sohrab Ahmari Covid is over. Though some blue-state hypochondriacs and control freaks refuse to let go, for the rest of us, the pandemic is in the rearview mirror. →

Climate Hysteria: A Mass Delusion to Demonize Carbon Dioxide

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american thinker By Jerome Corsi Climate hysterics like to throw around the world “denier” to castigate those who don’t get with the green agenda. The term is deliberately intended to echo the phrase →

Ten years after Benghazi anti-American attack, Libya still in chaos

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africa news A decade after the death of the U.S. ambassador to Libya in an attack in Benghazi, Washington is trying to influence a political settlement in the still-chaotic country after pulling →

Western sanctions are creating a new, East-tilting Russia

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​global times​​​ By Wang Wen I spent half an hour walking from the first floor to the fifth floor of Galeria Shopping Mall, the largest shopping mall in the very heart of St. Petersburg, researching →

Ukraine counterattack a turning point? Conflict likely to be prolonged with the support of the West: experts

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​global times​​​ By Chen Qingqing While some Western media outlets applaud Ukrainian forces for regaining control over some major cities in the northeastern region of Kharkiv and have described the →

Europe Needs a Stable Russian-German Relationship

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​national interest​​​ by Artin DerSimonian Twice in the twentieth century conflicting interests, alliances, and entanglements between Russia and Germany brought about a world war. Today, Europe once →

Disentangling India-China’s Himalayan standoff

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asia times by MK Bhadrakumar India’s Ministry of External Affairs has done the right thing by explaining its taciturn press release on Thursday (September 8) in a single sentence regarding the →

Ukraine drove Russian forces back with a stunning offensive. What now for Putin's war?

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​nbc news​​​ By Daniel Arkin and Daryna Mayer The tide appears to have turned. In a development that stunned the watching world as much as the Kremlin, Ukrainian troops have set Russian President →

Will Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Dislodge Russia from the East?

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​national interest​​​ by Mark Episkopos Kyiv officials announced late last month that Ukraine has kicked off a long-awaited offensive in the Kherson region. Ukrainian units attempted to break through →

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