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Open Borders – Why Not Just Invite the Entire World to the U.S.?

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​american thinker​​​ By Brian C. Joondeph America’s southern, and perhaps northern, border is open for business, lined with welcome mats, neon lights, and a sign flashing, “come one, come all.” To →

Analysis: In the Red Sea, the US has no good options against the Houthis

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​al jazeera​​​ By Zoran Kusovac Operation Prosperity Guardian (OPG), the United States Navy-led coalition of the willing intended to allow international shipping to continue navigating safely through →

Israel-Hamas war live: Israeli forces raid centre of Ramallah

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​al jazeera​​​ By Ted Regencia Israeli forces raid Ramallah and other cities across the occupied West Bank. At least seven Palestinians killed in Israeli attack on Nuseirat camp, reports the →

The Shrinking Cost of War Threatens Western Militaries

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​national interest​​​ by Philip Pilkington In business, the term “commodification” describes the transition of something previously a luxury good into a day-to-day commodity that is bought and sold →

Belgian EU Presidency starts with optimism despite crises

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​brussels times​​​ Belgium will assume the rotating EU Presidency from Spain on 1st of January and chair it until 30th June 2024 when it will hand it over to Hungary. During this six-month period, →

Nigerian Governor Vows Justice After Deadly Attacks Claim Over 100 Lives

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​africa news​​​ In Nigeria, a day after a series of attacks on villages claimed over 100 lives, Plateau state Governor Caleb Mutfwang affirmed that the perpetrators will be brought to justice. He →

Israel-Hamas war live: Israel vows to intensify Gaza fighting

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​al jazeera​​​ By Alastair Mc Cready and Lyndal Rowlands Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israeli forces will not lower the intensity of fighting and are “deepening operations in →

Obama Enabling Russia's Mideast Rise

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​national interest​​​ by Tom Nichols John R. Schindler In Monday’s National Interest, Brent Sasley argues that our view of America’s deal with Russia on Syria’s chemical weapons—insofar as it is a →

Why isn't Christmas Eve peaceful? The West should ask itself

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​global times​​​ December 25 is Christmas Day in the West, which is supposed to be the most important and lively festival of the year. But if you look at the headlines of the US and Western media on →

Cracks in Red Sea alliance underline US-Europe division, embarrassment of US leadership

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​global times​​​ "A just cause enjoys abundant support, while an unjust cause finds little support." No one feels this snippet of wisdom more deeply than the US now. A spokesman for Spain's defense →

Many flee their homes after attacks kill 100s in central Nigeria

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​africa news​​​ At least 160 people were killed in attacks by armed groups between Saturday evening and Monday in several villages in Plateau State, central Nigeria, local authorities announced on →

EU tightens sanctions against Russia but loopholes still exist

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​brussels times​​​ The Council adopted earlier this week the 12th package of sanctions against Russia with focus on additional import and export bans on Russia, combatting sanctions circumvention and →

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