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US hypes 'China threat' theory again on the number of ICBM launchers to justify attempt to expand nuclear capability

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global times By Yang Sheng As tension between China and the US is worsening due to the US' hysterical overreaction in shooting down China's unmanned civilian-use airship, the US military, politicians →

Chinese spy balloon carried 'multiple antennas' for collecting signals intelligence, State Dept. says

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nbc news By Abigail Williams The Chinese balloon that flew above the U.S. for eight days included “multiple antennas” capable of collecting signals intelligence, a senior State Department official →

Afghanistan: Origins of the war

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modern diplomacy By Mariam Asim As a multi-ethnic and landlocked country, Afghanistan has faced its fair share of foreign invaders. History has not been kind to the many emperors or invaders that →

North Korea shows off possible new ICBM at huge military parade

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al jazeera North Korea has paraded its largest nuclear missiles through the capital Pyongyang during a nighttime ceremony that also appeared to feature what analysts believe is a new solid-fuel →

Biden’s Failure to Shoot Down Balloon over U.S. Was a Major Win for China

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national interest by David T. Pyne On February 2, it was revealed by NBC News that the United States was tracking a huge Chinese balloon that traveled over the Aleutian Islands and western Canada, →

Russia and Realism Properly Understood

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national interest by William R. Hawkins In December 2017, President Donald Trump issued his National Security Strategy (NSS), a landmark document that clarified the state of international relations. →

Viktor Orban: The West’s Lone Anti-War Prophet

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the american conservative by Rod Dreher Mario Fantini was at that controversial meeting with Hungarian PM Viktor Orban the other day, and wrote about it here. Excerpt: Orbán's frank discussion of the →

China is starting to P.O. its business-partner allies in Europe

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american thinker By Monica Showalter The recent weather balloon incident over the United States isn't likely to burnish China's image among its business-partner allies in Europe, who are part of →

What do the moon and South China Sea have in common?

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asia times by Jeff Pao As China offers new details of its moon-exploration program, American space officials worry that the Beijing will turn a new moon race into a territorial and resources grab →

The Three Seas Initiative: a Counter to Chinese Influence in Europe?

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national interest by Tomasz Wroblewski Darren Spinck Over the past century, Central Europe’s political order has seen a pattern of ideological German-Russian love-hate relations. The lands between →

Domestic Oppression Is Raising the Risk of Middle East War

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national interest by Paul R. Pillar The danger of open warfare involving Israel and Iran is increasing. One recent omen was a drone attack, which nearly all observers attributed to Israel, on a →

U.S. military failed to detect prior balloon threats, top defense official says

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nbc news By Zoë Richards The commander overseeing U.S. forces in North America said Monday that Chinese balloon threats have gone undetected by the United States in the past, highlighting an →

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