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Stoltenberg inflates NATO’s value by equating US-led anti-Russia bloc with West

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​global times​​​ If placed under a larger geopolitical scope, the Russia-Ukraine conflict is not a confrontation between the West and Russia, but simply between Washington-led NATO and Moscow. →

EU to release €3bn for Ukraine on Tuesday

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​brussels times​​​ This is the first instalment of a €18 billion loan with which the EU wants to help Ukraine finance its immediate needs this year and restore infrastructure such as hospitals, →

Europe awakens to the threat of sabotage by Russian agents

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al jazeera By John Psaropoulos Suspicion has fallen on Russia over a series of confirmed or apparent acts of sabotage and espionage that took place late last year in Western Europe, experts say, with →

Japan, India start fighter jet drills 'with growing military ambitions instigated by US against China'

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​global times By Liu Xuanzun ​​​​ Japan and India on Monday launched their first joint fighter jet exercise, a move analysts said exposed the two countries' growing military ambitions against China →

Germany’s Bet on China Is a Crisis in the Making

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national interest by John Austin Elaine Dezenski BASF, the German chemical products behemoth, made a bet on Russia in recent decades. After Russia invaded Ukraine, that bet failed to pay off. Now →

What to Expect From Indonesia’s ASEAN Chairmanship

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national interest by Danny Teh Zi Yee Yuxin Hou Following its stint as the G20 president in November of last year, Indonesia has another opportunity to project its power and pursue its priorities as →

Miami’s Neoconservative Grift

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the american conservative by Juan David Rojas Last month the department of justice indicted former congressman and anti-Cuba Cold Warrior David Rivera (R-FL) on eight counts including money →

Too Wet? Too Dry? It's All Climate Change!

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american thinker By Brian C. Joondeph Climate change, as defined by the United Nations: “Refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. These shifts may be natural, such as through →

Japan building new island base to guard against China

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada Japan has decided to start construction of a military base on Mageshima Island, a project that aims to reinforce Japan’s defenses in the nearby Ryukyu Islands and →

TSMC weighs new plants in Japan and Europe

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asia times by Scott Foster World-leading semiconductor foundry TSMC is likely to build a second factory in Japan and is moving toward building one in Europe as well. Like the US, Japan and the EU →

Is Europe’s new carbon border tax fair for everyone?

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the conversation This may look like a smart move to motivate the EU’s trading partners to decarbonise their production alongside the 27-state bloc. It is true the adoption of the CBAM could lead to a →

The Difficulty of Disrupting Iranian Drones

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​national interest​​​ by Eric Lob Edward Riehle On January 6, the Treasury Department imposed sanctions on the executive board members of the Qods Aviation and Aerospace Industries Organization →

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