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Stopping Iran’s drones

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asia times by Stephen Bryen The Biden administration belatedly wants to stop Iran’s drones. Focusing primarily on the US integrated circuits found in Iran’s drones, the administration has put →

The Real-Life Spy Novel to Take Out Trump and Putin

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modern diplomacy By Rich Berdan Since the election of former President Donald Trump in 2016, there has been a relentless obsession by the US government and federal agencies to remove and eliminate →

Fishing as a Guide to Election Integrity

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american thinker By Joe Fried Some people think my hometown of Cleveland is a dull place, but we have plenty of excitement here. For example, there were two men who nearly won $30,000 in a 2022 →

Fraught shift from ‘Asia-Pacific’ to ‘Indo-Pacific’

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asia times by Moon Chung-in I belong to the generation of “Asia-Pacific,” and am rather a stranger to the new idea of “Indo-Pacific.” But nowadays, wherever you go – Europe, Japan, South Korea, the →

America Is on the Verge of a Power Grid Crisis

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national interest by Siddhartha Kazi Over Christmas, four power substations in Pierce County, Washington were attacked, leaving 14,000 without power. Earlier in the month, on December 5, an unknown →

Lavrov warns Russia will disrupt Western arms supplies to Ukraine

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al jazeera Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said his country’s military is working on new plans to cut off supplies of weapons and ammunition sent from abroad for the Ukrainian forces. →

Benjamin Netanyahu returns as PM of Israel’s most far-right gov’t

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al jazeera Israel’s parliament has sworn in Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister, inaugurating the country’s most far-right, religiously conservative government in history. Netanyahu, 73, took the →

US-led NATO intends to crack Belgrade down by backing Kosovo

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​global times​​​ The Balkans have traditionally been regarded as the "powder keg of Europe," while Kosovo is a time bomb planted by the US to fan the flames when needed to serve its own geopolitical →

The End of Free Elections?

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american thinker By Jay Valentine This week, leftists and RINOs admitted, under oath, that they changed the print settings, on election morning, so Republican votes would not be tabulated, on the one →

Will China Lead the End of Globalization?

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​national interest​​​ by Scott Friedman Globalization has been a defining feature of our times. For decades, as the United States shifted to a service and information economy, low-cost goods from →

Azerbaijan’s Lachin Road Conundrum

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​national interest​​​ by Farid Shafiyev For over two weeks, Azerbaijani ecological activists have blocked the road from Khankendi (Armenians call it Stepanakert) to Lachin. They demand access to →

How China Sees the World

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national interest by Qin Gang The 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) was held in October. The CPC has thus started on a new journey, and so has China’s development. The →

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