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Is China’s Defense Industry Actually Outcompeting the United States?

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National Interest   by James Holmes     The People’s Liberation Army Navy might not actually be able to beat the US Navy in the Indo-Pacific. But if it looks like it can, →

If Japan dares to intervene in Taiwan Straits situation by military means, it would constitute an act of invasion, and will be met with strong fightback from China: FM

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Global Times   By Global Times     In response to media inquiry over Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's claim during Diet hearing that she would not retract her earlier →

Sudan's unsung heroes, risk lives to feed and heal amid civil war

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Africa News   By Dominic Wabwireh  with AP     As Sudan's brutal civil war enters its second year, creating the world's worst humanitarian crisis, a generation of →

New York Bleeds Out

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  Americal Thinker   By William Levin     The nightmare descent of New York City under Mamdani rule has begun. Defunding the police, “free” services, and antisemitism →

Can Democracy Still Make a Comeback?

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Foreign Affairs   by Jane Harman     Six months before she died, in October 2021, former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright published a memorable essay in Foreign →

US announces ‘Southern Spear’ mission as forces deploy to South America

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Al Jazeera   By News Agencies     United States Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has formally announced the launch of a US military operation to target so-called →

Why Donald Trump Is Not Set on Venezuelan Regime Change

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National Interest   by Matthew Reisener     Despite the military buildup in the Caribbean, the White House is more interested in signalling than in overthrowing Nicolás →

Political war erupts in Senegal between President Faye and PM Sonko

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  Africa News   By Dominic Wabwireh  with other agencies     A fierce public power struggle has erupted between Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and →

‘I Beat Hitler’

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Americal Thinker   By Robin M. Itzler     In a few days, Piri Katz will celebrate her 98th birthday. That alone is a milestone worth celebrating. However, the fact that she →

Bill Gates and the Church of Climate Change

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Americal Thinker   By Tom Walton     Bill Gates's recent comments about the importance of adaptation echo former World Bank chief economist Larry Summers's response to the →

A New Path to Middle East Security

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Foreign Affairs   by James F. Jeffrey and Elizabeth Dent     On September 9, Israel shocked the world by bombing a villa in a residential neighborhood of Doha in an attempt →

No blame: Why India is being cautious with accusations after Delhi blast

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Al Jazeera   By Yashraj Sharma     New Delhi, India – In May after four days of fighting with Pakistan, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared “any future act of terror →

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