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European Parliament declares Russia state sponsor of terrorism

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the brussels times The European Parliament approved a text on Wednesday declaring Russia as a state-sponsor of terrorism, a symbolic yet firm condemnation of Russia’s war in Ukraine. This comes just →

What 1972 Can Teach Us about 2022

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american thinker By Robert Oscar Lopez Good philosophers will tell you that many things can be true at once. This principle will be crucial as conservatives try to make sense of the 2022 midterms. →

America needs to work on improving itself, rather than blaming others

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​global times​​​ China and America have to work together; there simply isn't any other option, Cyrus Janssen (Janssen), a geopolitical analyst as well as a social media influencer in the US, told →

Netherlands signals it won't follow US' chip ban on China, move set to bolster Japan, South Korea's resistance to Washington

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global times By Li Xuanmin The Netherlands will defend its economic interests when it comes to the sales of chip equipment to China, a senior Dutch official said, sending a strong signal that the →

Harvard guru gives Biden a D+ for China policy

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asia times by William H Overholt and Lawrence Summers Former US Treasury secretary Lawrence Summers led a Q and A after Overholt’s speech. Excerpts edited for length and clarity from that session →

China’s New Politburo Has Taiwan in Its Crosshairs

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global times by Simone Gao On the day of the U.S. midterm elections, as most Americans shifted their attention away from China, Chinese leader Xi Jinping made his most alarming speech since securing →

Belgium to run joint highest budget deficit in the EU next year

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen Belgium is on course to win the unwanted prize of being one of the European Union countries with the highest budget deficits next year, according to data →

Belgium to run joint highest budget deficit in the EU next year

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the brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen Belgium is on course to win the unwanted prize of being one of the European Union countries with the highest budget deficits next year, according to data →

Have the Democrats Destroyed Our Election System?

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american thinker By D. Parker Is there any point in voting if we can’t trust the system -- or whether the liberty-denier Democrats will abide by the rule of law or basic decency? Do you get the →

Harris' Philippine visit aims at ‘fanning flames,’ and it is unkind

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global times US Vice President Kamala Harris is visiting the Philippines, and one of the itineraries has been made an issue of by American public opinion. She plans to go to Palawan on Tuesday, an →

Analysis: At World Cup, Saudi crown prince moves back on to global stage

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reuters By Angus Mcdowall and Maya Gebeily When Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman took his seat next to the FIFA president at the World Cup opener in Qatar, it capped a remarkable →

Will Renewables Dominate Great Power Competition?

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national interest by Mark Temnycky As Europe prepares for a “brutal, cold winter,” its inhabitants are belatedly beginning to realize that they heavily rely on Russian gas. According to Goldman →

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