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Trump at the Gates

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​american thinker​​​ By J. Robert Smith A few days ago, we heard from William Barr, D.C. lifer, former attorney general of the United States, and elections savant. Barr made a prediction about →

Russia’s Rise

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american thinker By Patricia Adams and Lawrence Solomon The West’s sweeping sanctions on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine are shaping up to be the West’s most monumental miscalculation in →

For Domestic Revival, Seek Strategic Denial

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​american conservative​​​ by Robert Almelor Delfeld Some reform-oriented Republicans have promoted the idea that the United States can retreat from a forward defense posture—especially in the →

China's Y-20 large transport aircraft gets high bypass ratio engine, report shows

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global times By Liu Xuanzun China's Y-20 large transport aircraft has been enhanced by a new type of engine with a high bypass ratio, official media reports showed, with analysts saying on Tuesday →

Whose tail have Macron's words of truth stepped on?

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​global times​​​ On his flight from China and after returning to Paris, French President Emmanuel Macron gave a series of interviews with the media and elaborated on the idea of European strategic →

Joe Biden, the Puppet

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american thinker By Ron Wright President Biden's policies are detrimental to the United States' strategic interests and outright violations of federal law and the Constitution. Joe Biden is a puppet →

Xi topping Biden in New Cold War’s economic game

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asia times by William Pesek If you think of the global economy as a giant chess match, China’s Xi Jinping now seems a few moves ahead of US President Joe Biden. That’s a plausible take on China’s →

German nuclear phase-out risk energy price hikes, expert warns

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​brussels times​​​ In an editorial in the German newspaper Rheinische Post, Adrian argued that these power plants should continue to “operate until the end of the energy crisis," going against the →

The Age of Energy Insecurity

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foreign affairs By Jason Bordoff and Meghan L. O’Sullivan As recently as 18 months ago, many policymakers, academics, and pundits in the United States and Europe were waxing lyrical about the →

Leaked U.S. documents reveal potential weak links in Ukraine’s military

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nbc news By Dan De Luce Leaked Defense Department documents reveal possible weak links in Ukraine’s military campaign against Russian forces, warning that Kyiv could run out of crucial air defense →

Putin’s Peril

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foreign affairs By Tatiana Stanovaya In just under a year, on March 17, Russians will head to the polls for the 2024 presidential election. Given the country’s current social and political →

The Shared Poison of China’s Democracy Charade

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​national interest​​​ by Aaron Rhodes The 2023 Summit for Democracy, initiated by the United States and co-hosted by Zambia, South Korea, the Netherlands, and Costa Rica, concluded on March 30, after →

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