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Failing Accountability Leads to Chaos

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american thinker By John Green I used to work for a major defense contractor. We referred to our company as the best machine shop in the world. We could manufacture virtually any part, to even the →

Arm Ukraine or Prepare for China? Wrong Question.

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​foreign policy​​​ By Peter Rough and Mike Watson Now that the war in Ukraine has entered its second year, the United States needs to address a supply problem that is growing more acute as the war →

Europe Must Act to Solve Its Migration Problem

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national interest by Federica Saini Fasanotti Migration, especially from Africa, has been rising over the past decade. But Europe’s leadership does not seem particularly focused on it. At the →

Former ITUC chief sacked after Qatargate revelations

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​the brussels times​​​ The ITUC confirmed on Sunday that Visentini "no longer had the confidence" of its general council, voting not to have him return to his role as General Secretary. He had →

What Science, Exactly, Does the Left Follow?

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american thinker By Adam Vicari Over the past few years, one of the rallying cries and favored slogans of the left, for many cultural and political issues at least, has been, “Follow the science!” →

Cobra Gold drills expose US-China fight for Thailand

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asia times by Richard S Ehrlich More than 3,800 US troops led 30 countries’ forces and observers through Cobra Gold, the Pentagon’s biggest Asian military exercise, which came to a live-fire drill →

Abiy Ahmed and Ethiopia’s Perilous Path to Peace

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national interest by Mahad D. Darar When Abiy Ahmed assumed office as Ethiopia’s prime minister, he inherited a country grappling with long-standing internal tensions, including an imminent civil war →

How Tokyo Electric Power colluded with Japanese govt to push a plan to dump nuclear-contaminated wastewater

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​global times​​​ Saturday marks the 12th anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami in Fukushima which triggered a nuclear disaster that still haunts the region until today. In →

China’s soft power shapes a Pax Sinica in Middle East

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asia times by Spengler The March 10 announcement that Saudi Arabia and Iran will restore diplomatic relations under China’s mediation drew astonishment from Western commentators. By American →

Qatar corruption scandal: Accused trade union chief faces vote on future

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brussels times By Lukas Taylor The trade union chief decided to leave his position at the ITUC in December of last year after reports revealed that he had received "a sum lower than €50,000" from the →

Russia’s Last Stand in the Caucasus Is Over

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​national interest​​​ by Mat Whatley With the war in Ukraine in its second year, it is easy to pass over the fact that in other parts of the former Soviet Union conflict, both hot and cold, has been →

Has a New Cold War Already Begun?

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national interest by Lawrence J. Korb and Steve Cimbala During the Cold War and well into the twenty-first century, some governments, military analysts, academics, and even novelists anticipated a →

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