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Turkey Must Prepare for a Post-Erdogan Future

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national interest by Michael Rubin Every democrat wakes each morning knowing when his term in office ends. Every dictator must wake up knowing that today could be his last. No one knows how or when →

Chinese military aircraft manufacturers complete annual production

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global times By Liu Xuanzun Multiple major Chinese military aircraft manufacturers have announced completion of their annually scheduled production plans by the end of December, which will lay a →

Omnibus Fraud

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american thinker By Whitson G. Waldo, III The nefarious $1.7 trillion Omnibus spending bill was passed by progressives in both parties. This bill funds bigger government for fiscal year 2023 through →

Serbian troops on Kosovo border in state of ‘combat readiness’

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​al jazeera​​​ Serbia has placed its security forces on the border with Kosovo in a “full state of combat readiness”, senior officials have said, amid increasingly strained relations with its →

Sergey Shoigu: The military capabilities of NATO – against Russia

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​modern diplomacy​​​ By Vladimir Kozin On December 21, President Vladimir Putin spoke at an expanded meeting of the Defense Ministry Board at the National Defense Management Center where the key →

India’s rocket force takes off with China in its sights

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada India may have taken steps to build a rocket force amid growing border tensions with China and possibly a failing strategic deterrent posture. Last week, Swarajya →

China unveils catamaran drone carrier mothership

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada China has unveiled a drone carrier mothership, a new type of warship that could change the military balance in a conflict over Taiwan. Last week, The Warzone reported →

Could It Be That Our Rulers are ‘Blithering Idiots?’

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american thinker By Christopher Chantrill Back when I was a young-un growing up in Limeyland in the 1950s, there was a Thing called "a blithering idiot." You readers, having been socialized to "lived →

Whither U.S.-Tunisian Relations After Saied’s Disastrous December?

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​national interest​​​ by Gordon Gray For Tunisian president Kais Saied, December has gone from bad to worse. Major setbacks began with his first-ever visit to Washington, DC, to attend the →

US, Europe to greet 2023 in chaos

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​global times​​​ When a powerful and deadly storm swept North America, blacking out cities and freezing Christmas enthusiasm, Europe is engulfed by strikes due to skyrocketing prices as well as more →

Trade talks to put 'America first,' 'unlikely to benefit Taiwan residents'

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global times By Wang Qi The meetings on the "US-Taiwan Initiative on 21st Century Trade" are the product of their political collusion targeting the Chinese mainland, and any possible agreement of an →

The indispensable but always irksome nation

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asia times by Bill Emmott It would be fair to say that ever since the election of Donald Trump to the presidency in November 2016, America’s friends and allies have been worrying about how reliable →

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