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The Chimera of Glorious Civil War

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​american thinker​​​ By Christopher Skeet ​​​​ Do you hear that noise? I hear it too. It grows louder by the day. It’s not the Russian milblogger community demanding Putin nuke anything and →

Are Belarus and Moldova the Next Fronts in the Ukraine War?

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national interest by Eugene Chausovsky As the Russo-Ukrainian War has escalated following the bombing of a vital bridge in Crimea and Russia’s retaliatory strikes against cities throughout Ukraine, →

How Biden’s New National Security Strategy Gets China Wrong

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national interest by Michael D. Swaine Jake Werner The Biden administration’s new National Security Strategy (NSS) attempts to explain how the United States can win a global struggle for democracy →

GOP: Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way!

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american thinker By D. Parker The Republican party has three choices. It can lead in a resurgence of individual liberty, follow grassroots state organizations in victory...or get out of the way. →

N Korea tests put Seoul and Tokyo on a narrow bridge

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asia times by Daniel Sneider North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, perhaps emboldened by his embrace of Russia’s war in Ukraine, has unleashed a wave of missile tests with a possible nuclear test to come. →

China can now deploy hypersonic nukes on its carriers

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada China’s carrier-based aircraft may soon be equipped with hypersonic weapons, thanks to the development of a new sealant that protects against storage at sea and →

Humanitarian situation in Rukban refugee camp in Syria ‘tough’- Russian official says

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​sana​​​ Moscow, SANA-The humanitarian situation at Rukban refugee camp, located in the US-occupied Al-Tanf area in Syria, remains “tough,”, Deputy Head of Russia’s Center for Reconciliation in →

19th CPC Central Committee concludes 7th plenum; communiqué notes achievements made amid grave challenges

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global times By Yang Sheng and Chen Qingqing The 19th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) concluded its seventh plenary session in Beijing on Wednesday with a communiqué issued to →

Is This the Beginning of the End for George Soros?

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american thinker By Jessica Cody It's no secret that billionaire philanthropist and financier George Soros has had a hand in the rise of many major political players. From his heavy investment in the →

Washington’s ‘friendship’ has awoken more Europeans: Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ In recent days, major European countries such as Germany and France, as well as the EU, have made intriguing statements on their relations with China and the US. EU trade →

Scholz defies ‘decoupling’ in fresh sign of Europe’s nuanced shift on China policy

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​global times​​​ German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Tuesday crystallized a supportive stance on globalization and defied "decoupling" from China and other countries, joining a growing chorus advocating →

Is the OPEC+ Oil Cut a Turning Point in U.S.-Saudi Ties?

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​national interest​​​ by Blaise Malley In the aftermath of the OPEC+ oil cartel’s decision to cut production last week, Democratic leadership in Washington finally appears determined to rethink →

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