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Japan and America Can Restore a Healthy World Order

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national interest by Mark P. Lagon James Gannon The assassination of former Prime Minister Abe Shinzo last month shocked the world. In the eyes of many Americans, Abe had come to represent a →

The American Way of Growth, Part II

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the american conservative by Jeff Ferry The political winds in the United States began to change early in the 20th century. Industrial concentration, led by J.P. Morgan and John Rockefeller, created →

The Second American Civil War, and Ways to Win It

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american thinker By Paul S. Gardiner The recent clandestine FBI raid on the home of President Donald Trump leaves little doubt that America indeed is in the midst of a second civil war. The war thus →

Progressive Carbon Taxes Roll Back Progress on Conservation

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american thinker By John Klar Vermont’s renewable energy programs conceal an economic assault on low-income Vermonters in the guise of saving the planet. A brief survey of historic income tax laws →

First-time asylum EU applicants increased 17% in May

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the brussels times By Maïthé Chini In May 2022, the number of first-time applicants for international protection in one of the EU Member States went up by 17% compared to the month before, figures by →

Nigeria suspends 53 TV and radio channels causing an outcry in the media world

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​africa news​​​ Two organisations filed a complaint on Wednesday in Nigeria, targeting both the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) and President Muhammadu Buhari, to prevent the closure of more →

US continues brazen crackdown campaign, as 7 more Chinese entities blacklisted

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​global times​​​ The US Department of Commerce has added seven China-related entities to its so-called export control list, citing national security and foreign policy concerns, Reuters reported on →

The US, West disillusioned over ‘absolute security’ in recent 6 months: Global Times editorial

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global times August 24 is Ukraine's 31st Independence Day, and it is also the day that marks exactly six months since the Russia-Ukraine conflict broke out. The sudden outbreak of this conflict, as →

Suspended Prayut down but not yet out in Thailand

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asia times by Shawn W. Crispin Thailand’s topsy-turvy politics were thrown into new disarray today with a Constitutional Court ruling to suspend Prime Minister Prayut Chan-ocha from his official →

Inside Emmanuel Macron's Algerian 'goodwill visit

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​africa news​​​ French President Emmanuel Macron will embark on a three-day “goodwill visit” on Thursday to Algeria. The visit comes at a time when some of Paris’ European allies, scrambling to →

Constitutional Monarchy Can Save Libya From Anarchy

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national interest by Sami Ibrahim Elalem As you know, you are the seventh United Nations (UN) Special Envoy for Libya since 2011. You’ll also be joined by new ambassadors from America and France and →

Trump Didn’t Kill the Carter Doctrine—It Was Born Dead

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national interest by Bilal Y. Saab On September 14, 2019, Iran struck Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities in Khurais and Abqaiq from its own territory using twenty-five drones and cruise missiles. The →

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