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Africa facing Chinese and Russian influence

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​africa news​​​ Railway lines, and civil infrastructure: China is multiplying gigantic projects in cooperation with African states, of which it is becoming one of the main donors. "One in three major →

Four Possible Scenarios for Tunisia’s Political Crisis

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national interest by Karim Mezran Sabina Henneberg Tunisia is entering a difficult moment. Following the arrest in late January of a labor union official for organizing a strike by tollbooth →

China expected to prepare for AUKUS nuclear submarine program with underwater buildups

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global times By Liu Xuanzun The leaders of Australia, the UK and the US announced details of the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine program in California on Monday, a move that experts said on Tuesday →

Rishi Sunak and Emmanuel Macron: beyond the bromance, what was discussed at their summit in Paris?

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the conversation The theatricality of the warmth on show between British prime minister Rishi Sunak and French president Emmanuel Macron during their summit in Paris should not detract from how →

India’s Majoritarian Turn

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the american conservative by Sumantra Maitra In October 2022, a few days before Rishi Sunak became the first British-Indian prime minister, the Tippu Express railway train from Bangalore to Mysore →

Biden: Worse than Jimmy Carter

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american thinker By John Klar There are striking parallels -- and contrasts -- between Jimmy Carter’s leadership during the 1970s Oil Crisis and Joe Biden’s initiatives during the current “Climate” →

Russia-Ukraine live news: US says Russian jets caused drone crash

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al jazeera By Kevin Doyle and Arwa Ibrahim Washington said a Russian fighter plane caused a US spy drone to crash into the Black Sea on Tuesday, marking the first direct encounter between US and →

Saudi-Iranian Détente Is a Wake-Up Call for America

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​foreign policy​​​ By Stephen M. Walt The détente between Saudi Arabia and Iran—with China playing a facilitating role—is not as momentous as Richard Nixon’s visit to China in 1972, Anwar Sadat’s →

How Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Exposed NATO’s Fault Lines

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​national interest​​​ by Christopher McCallion The Russian invasion of Ukraine initially seemed to galvanize the United States’ NATO allies and encourage them to take a more energetic role in →

China adopts revision to Legislative Law, a significant step in practicing whole-process people's democracy

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global times By Chen Qingqing China's national legislature adopted on Monday a revision to the Legislation Law, which has been hailed by Chinese lawmakers and political advisors as a significant step →

UK's provocative moves to negatively impact ties with China: experts

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​global times​​​ The UK government has announced it will "ramp up investment in defense" in its 2023 Integrated Review, which pledges to "respond to emerging geopolitical threats" including "China's →

The Gathering Storm

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american thinker by Douglas Macgregor The crisis of American national power has begun. America’s economy is tipping over, and Western financial markets are quietly panicking. Imperiled by rising →

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