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Will Hun Manet reset ties with the West?

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asia times by David Hutt Phnom Penh might finally mend relations with the West as it undergoes a once-in-a-generation leadership succession that could see Prime Minister Hun Sen hand down power to →

‘Out of control’ fire aboard a massive car-carrier ship spotlights the calamitous consequences of electric vehicles

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american thinker By Olivia Murray Seventeen miles offshore from an island belonging to the Netherlands, a nearly 20,000-ton vessel loaded with vehicles is burning “out of control,” and officials are →

Our Government Has Been Covering Up Its Crimes For A Very Long Time

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​american thinker​​​ By Mark Adams The independently produced movie, Sound of Freedom, grossed over $85 Million in just 13 days. The faith-based thriller sheds light on America’s child trafficking →

How Japan Can Power America’s China Strategy

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national interest by Siddhartha Kazi Last December, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida unveiled Japan’s National Security Statement (NSS), pledging to increase defense spending to 2 percent of GDP by 2027, →

Russia-Africa summit hosted by Putin draws small crowd, reflecting Africa's changing mood on Moscow

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cbs news By Debora Patta Johannesburg — If Vladimir Putin was hoping for a big show of support at his Russia-Africa summit, which kicked off Thursday in St. Petersburg, he has once again been caught →

An Opportunity Agenda to Replace ‘College for All’

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american conservative by Bruno V. Manno K-12 education issues are often cast today as a story about Americans divided on what we want from our schools, a culture war between left and right. While →

Go, Go, Mexico?

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​american conservative​​​ by Jude Russo Mixed news. Per a mid-July report, Mexico continued to surpass China as the United States’ primary trading partner this year. For the interests of national →

The Democrats’ Dilemma: How to Convince Joe Biden to Drop out of the Race

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american thinker By Steve McCann As the 2024 presidential election is beginning to cast a growing shadow over the American political landscape, many in the party establishment are quietly looking →

Biden Should Not Extend Security Guarantees to Saudi Arabia

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national interest by Greg Priddy While President Joe Biden termed the idea of Saudi-Israel normalization “a long way off” in a CNN interview in early July, his administration is seriously discussing →

Why America Forgets—and China Remembers—the Korean War

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​foreign affairs​​​ By Mike Gallagher and Aaron MacLean Seventy years ago this week, the armistice that froze the Korean War was signed. During a year of savage battlefield maneuvering and two more →

Niger’s Bazoum ‘held by guards’ in apparent coup attempt

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al jazeera Niger’s presidency has said members of the presidential guard tried to move against President Mohamed Bazoum in an apparent coup attempt, warning that the army was ready to attack them if →

Playing to Europe, Biden’s “Thaw” is Emboldening the CCP

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national interest by Aleksandra Gadzala Tirziu Amy K. Mitchell In recent months, there has been a flurry of diplomatic activity, with American, European, and Chinese diplomats jetting from one →

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