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Facts don’t support Western spin on Dugin bombing

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asia times Western media is spinning the August 20 car bombing of Darya Dugina, the daughter of “Eurasionist” ideologue Aleksandr Dugin, as an attack on Vladimir Putin’s “spiritual guide” (CNN) and →

news Mali: Colonel Abdoulaye Maiga appointed interim Prime Minister

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​africa news​​​ The head of the junta in Mali, Colonel Assimi Goita has appointed another colonel, Minister Abdoulaye Maiga, as interim Prime Minister to replace civilian Choguel Kokalla Maïga, who →

Democrats are waiting for Biden — one more time

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nbc news By Mike Memoli Democrats facing their next election can’t seem to escape questions about Joe Biden’s future. “Should the president seek a second term?” — or some variation it — has become a →

Have Western Sanctions Against Russia Failed?

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​national interest​​​ by Mark Episkopos Russia’s economy shrank by 4 percent year-on-year over the second quarter, according to data published by Russian federal statistics service Rosstat. The →

Gas prices are down, but Biden’s problem at the pump isn't going away

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​nbc news​​​ By Shannon Pettypiece “The Federal Reserve right now is the main domestic actor on oil prices with higher interest rate hikes. The specter of recession is certainly in the oil market,” →

CHIPS Act lures Taiwan’s GlobalWafers to Texas

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asia times by Scott Foster Taiwan’s GlobalWafers is set to build a new semiconductor wafer factory in Texas, leveraging into the subsidies on offer from the new CHIPS Act signed into law by President →

The Parasites and the Have-Nots

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​american thinker​​​ By Alexsandar Markovic Frederick Taylor's "scientific management" was all the rage when fascism and totalitarianism was on the rise in the 1920s–30s. It sounded good — people →

Mali reacts to total withdrawal of French military forces

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africa news Mali's transitional government reacted on Friday to the withdrawal of France's last soldiers in the country on August 15. The Barkhane force had been operating in the country for the last →

Western Unity on Ukraine Is Fragile, and Russia Knows It

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national interest by Robert D. English The West’s key achievements in confronting Russia—swiftly rallying in solidarity with Ukraine, hitting Moscow with crushing sanctions and supplying Kyiv with →

As the US attempts to sustain hegemony, China, Russia safeguard international order, justice

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​global times​​​ How to evaluate the strength of a major power? To see its attitude toward its opponents. In his press briefing on Wednesday, US State Department Spokesman Ned Price referred to →

EU facilitated dialogue fails to achieve agreement between Kosovo and Serbia

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the brussels times The high-level meeting on Thursday in Brussels of the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue which was supposed to reach a comprehensive normalization between Kosovo and Serbia and address →

The Future Is Realism

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​the american conservative​​​ by Anthony J. Constantini Recent Republican primary elections have made one thing clear: The future of Republican foreign policy is based on the world as it is, not as →

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