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Chinese Embassy exchanges views with Philippine law enforcement dept on forced labor crime

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​global times​​​ The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines expressed appreciation for the Philippine authorities' powerful action in rescuing Chinese nationals subjected to forced labor and asked the →

US gunning for China with next-gen, hit-to-kill air missile

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​asia times​​​ by Gabriel Honrada The US plans to ramp up production of its next-generation air-to-air beyond-visual-range (BVR) missile, a weapon it hopes will tip the balance of air power in the →

What Might Be Keeping Tucker Carlson Quiet

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american thinker By Stephen Baskerville In a previous post, I described the implications for all of us if Tucker Carlson has gagged himself by signing a "non-disparagement agreement" (NDA). But NDAs →

European People’s Party rejects EU proposals on nature restoration and pesticides

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brussels times Opposing two key aspects of the European Green Deal, the EPP wants to present itself as “the voice and defender of European farmers and rural communities.” It considers the pesticide →

It’s Time to Look Beyond Venezuelan Presidential Elections

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national interest by Willow Fortunoff Adriana D’Elia For a decade, as democratic institutions in Venezuela crumble, the United States has been paralyzed by a single choice: to engage President →

Why has Tucker Carlson been so reticent?

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​american thinker​​​ By Stephen Baskerville Tucker Carlson has been quiet since his dismissal from Fox News. Notwithstanding sensational headlines that he has "broken his silence," he has done no →

America Faces a Rare Earth Element Crisis

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national interest by Richard Li From wind turbines to electric vehicles, rare earth elements—rare earths for short—are needed for key technologies to transition to a sustainable energy revolution. In →

Washington laughs up its sleeve seeing how Canada treats China

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​global times​​​ From any perspective, the hype by some Canadian politicians and media over the so-called Chinese interference in Canada's internal affairs has been a failure. The Canadian →

Can China broker peace in Yemen?

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asia times by Mahad Darar After nearly a decade of grinding conflict, Yemen looks to be inching toward a peace deal. Talks between the Houthi movement controlling much of the country’s north and →

Australia taking the measure of China’s cyber vulnerability

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asia times by Greg Austin Australia doesn’t need to wait ten or 20 years for its new submarines, or for long-range missiles, to project effective military power against China. It has the ability to →

US Weakness Invites Iranian Attacks on Shipping in the Gulf

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​american thinker​​​ By Kenneth R. Timmerman On Wednesday we learned that the Iranian regime has seized a second oil tanker recently in the Persian Gulf, forcing it to dock at an Iranian port under →

The Rising Geopolitical Importance of Argentine Lithium

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​national interest​​​ by Scott B. MacDonald Argentina is set to go to the polls on October 23 to elect a new government. The election—amidst a deep economic crisis, which includes high inflation →

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