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Are China and Russia friends – or just friendly?

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asia times by Ariel Shangguan Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, China’s reaction in response to the Russian aggression has been fiercely debated in the Western media. The majority of the →

Former Marine Generals: ‘Our Concerns With Force Design 2030’

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national interest by John J. Sheehan James Amos In March 2020, the Marine Corps published Force Design 2030 , a concept calling for significant changes to the Corps’ operating forces. Twelve months →

The supply chain that keeps tech flowing to Russia

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reuters By STEVE STECKLOW, DAVID GAUTHIER-VILLARS and MAURICE TAMMAN Business was brisk, Russian customs records show. The United States and the EU had recently restricted sales of sensitive →

China pulls off new record in grain output, expected to remain cornerstone of global food security

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​global times​​​ China pulled off a new record in grain output in 2022, official data showed on Monday, defying the uncooperative weather at home and the ripples of the Ukraine crisis. The difficult →

Real intention behind Minsk agreements further destroys credibility of the West

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​global times​​​ From pushing for the Minsk agreements to inciting the ongoing conflict between Moscow and Kiev, the West is attempting to exhaust and contain a country which they deem as a rival →

Controlling the Department of Justice

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american thinker By Steve McCann The unabashed political persecution and unconscionable years of pre-trial incarceration for some January 6th protestors in direct violation of the Sixth Amendment. →

Merkel’s confession could be a pretext for an International Tribunal

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​modern diplomacy​​​ By Newsroom Speaking in her interview for “Die Zeit”, published on December 7, German ex-Chancellor Merkel said the following: “The 2014 Minsk Agreement was an attempt to buy →

The Disgraceful 2022 Senate Race in Georgia

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​modern diplomacy​​​ By Prof. John H. Stanfield II The 2022 Georgia U.S. Senate race taught us a great deal about Black victimhood in elite and otherwise electoral processes in so many disturbing →

United States no longer the arsenal of democracy

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asia times by Urban C. Lehner The industrial revolution began in Britain in the late 18th century and came to the United States in the 19th. By the beginning of the 20th, the United States was the →

An India-China Reset Is a Long Way Off

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national interest by Sana Hashmi As Chinese leader Xi Jinping has secured the unprecedented third term, Beijing’s focus will now be on mending ties and reaching out to friendly countries, at least in →

Qatar corruption scandal: European Parliament Vice-President Eva Kaili suspended

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brussels times Elected officials in the European Parliament (EP) and NGOs have called for an urgent debate on improving the rules ethics at the European Parliament after anti-corruption proceedings →

Cooking the Books: Why Republicans Always Come up Short

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american thinker By Jay Valentine Elections, like corporations, have books everyone can see to make an election or investment decision. Corporations have a cash flow report, balance sheet, income →

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