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Sanctions Unilateralism Is Strangling U.S. Leadership

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​national interest​​​ by Geoffrey Aronson The U.S.-led campaign to ensure Russia’s “strategic defeat” and to “empower the Ukrainians to defend themselves, degrade Russia’s ability to fight this war →

Unelected Bureaucrats Unilaterally Impose the Green New Deal

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​american thinker​​​ By David Lanza Last week, a bank in Australia announced that it would no longer lend money for the purchase of gasoline powered cars. From now on, Bank Australia will lend money →

Japan’s nuclear revival in a race against time

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asia times TOKYO – Japanese Prime Minister Kishida has expressed support for investigations that will probably lead to the first construction of new nuclear power plants in Japan in over a decade. →

Here are the signs Republicans’ hopes for a 'red wave' are receding ahead of the 2022 elections

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​nbc news​​​ By Sahil Kapur WASHINGTON — Last fall, Republicans held high hopes of a "red wave" in the 2022 elections after they stormed to power in blue-leaning Virginia and nearly won the →

Without Alexandroupolis, Transatlantic Security Is Dead in the Water

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​national interest​​​ by Jonathan Ruhe Ari Cicurel Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is rapidly raising the strategic profile and potential of Alexandroupolis, a once-overlooked Greek town on the northern →

Is America Ready for Great Power Energy Competition?

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​national interest​​​ by Paul J. Saunders COMPETITION WITH China and Russia is profoundly reshaping U.S. national security and foreign policy. Policymakers are increasing America’s military →

US' old warships sailing through Taiwan Straits can't deter PLA at all, only confirms US' hostility toward China's reunification

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​global times​​​ By Yang Sheng and Zhang Changyue The US on Sunday, more than 20 days after the PLA's massive military drills encircled Taiwan island to respond to the provocative visit by US House →

US paints Russia, China as rivals with new ambassadorial post for Arctic, brings conflicts to peaceful North Pole

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​global times​​​ By Chen Qingqing Eyeing the intensifying geopolitical wrestling with Russia in the Arctic as global warming has accelerated ice melt, making the place strategically important for →

A Third Nomination of Trump Is What Conservatives Need Most

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american thinker By Christopher Paslay Last week, National Review senior writer Charles C.W. Cooke issued "A Long Goodbye to Trump," declaring in his article that it's time to get over the former →

Huawei’s profits collapse as US sanctions bite

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asia times by Jeff Pao Huawei Technologies, the Shenzhen-based telecommunication equipment maker, has announced a change in business strategy to focus more on the bottom line than generating revenue →

With us or against us amid a Taiwan war

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asia times by David Hutt Nearly a month since US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan and China’s ballistic response, neighboring Southeast Asia is bracing, calculating and hedging for a →

Belgium should act alone if EU doesn't agree to cap energy prices, Greens argue

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the brussels times The Dutch-speaking Green Party (Groen) has argued that if no agreement is made on a European level to cap the energy prices, Belgium should take a stand and look for a way to do it →

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