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Putin blames Europe for energy crisis as price cap divides EU

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reuters By Robert Muller and Marek Strzelecki Russia's president said Europe was to blame for its energy crisis with policies that starved the industry of investment as EU states struggled on →

Russia aims to bomb Ukraine back to the Stone Age

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asia times by Stephen Bryen Russia’s “nuclear war” in Ukraine has already started, but it is not with “normal” nuclear weapons. Russia’s nuclear strategy is to take down a large part of Ukraine’s →

Algeria hailed by EU energy chief for 'partnership'

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​africa news​​​ Algeria has been hailed for its "long-term strategic partnership" with the European Union EU, as the bloc turns to Africa's biggest gas exporter to fill a gap left by Russian →

Searching for the Buckeye Base

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​the american conservative​​​ by Micah Meadowcroft ​​​​ It was always an option for American politicians, but Donald J. Trump made it a uniform. In Monday night’s Ohio Senate debate in →

A Take on Trump and Tulsi

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american thinker By G. Murphy Donovan "In order to have your voice heard in Washington, you must make some small contribution." —Elon Musk Donald Trump is a political vampire, now a mythical figure; →

Europe awakes to US sabotage of its autonomy

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global times By Hu Xijin According to Bloomberg, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will visit China in early November. If it proves to be true, his Tuesday remarks that "decoupling with China would be →

The Ukraine War’s Impact Extends Far Beyond Europe

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national interest by Faisal Devji Galip Dalay Conflicts like the war in Ukraine can only be absorbed into strategic thinking by being understood in terms of historical patterns. But these narratives →

Liz Truss’ ‘Economic NATO’ Is a Pipe Dream

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national interest by Yameen Huq Liz Truss, Britain’s new prime minister, has developed a bold idea for international affairs. In response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, she proposes establishing →

Over a million people in Europe sign request for ban on synthetic pesticides

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​the brussels times​​​ The European Commission has to decide by April 2023 whether to propose legislation banning synthetic pesticides from agriculture, following the success of a European citizens' →

Europe engulfed in deeper crisis as new waves of protests unfold over rising energy cost, inflation

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global times New waves of protests against rising living costs amid an escalating energy crisis have hit Europe in recent days, as many people were angry about their governments waging war on their →

A Venezuelan Gang Crosses Biden's Open Border

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the american conservative by Edgar Beltrán Last week, El American broke the news that members of the Tren de Aragua, the largest criminal organization in Venezuela (after the government), had crossed →

The Madness of America’s Ruling Class

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american thinker By J. Robert Smith The ruling class has failed immensely. The last two years are proof, but with each passing day, one wonders: Are America’s elites plunging into madness? That’s a →

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