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How The EU Is Using The 'Free Market' To Target Hungary

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the american conservative by Bradley Devlin In the immediate aftermath of the Hungarian elections earlier this year, which saw Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party win another two-thirds →

The Final Months of a Bad Employee

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american thinker By John F. Di Leo If you work in the business world long enough, you will notice that an employee reveals the most about his own personal work ethic, not when he starts out, not when →

Condemning the Chinese Communist Party Is Not Enough

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​national interest​​​ by Paul Heer Earlier this month I asserted that U.S. “engagement” with China, contrary to much recent commentary, was not based on false premises and remains a viable and even →

Uzbekistan Faces Headwinds in Stabilizing Central and South Asia

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national interest by Kamran Bokhari Uzbekistan has assumed a leadership role in crafting an approach to the Taliban-led Afghanistan. Driving Tashkent’s behavior is a concern about instability →

Power Grab? Protests in Tunisia as Vote on New Constitution Begins

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national interest by Trevor Filseth The National Salvation Front, a Tunisian opposition coalition, led a rally in downtown Tunis on Sunday to protest against the country’s new draft constitution, →

Bottom line on Taiwan question will be shaped through fight with US: Chinese scholar

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global times China has warned of "strong and resolute measures" against US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's planned trip to Taiwan island in August. If she does make the visit, what will it mean for the →

Protesters storm UN base in eastern DR Congo city

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africa news Protesters stormed a United Nations base in the eastern Congolese city of Goma on Monday demanding the departure of peacekeepers from the region. Hundreds of people blocked roads and →

White House’s concern over Pelosi’s visit hints at danger of miscalculation; time to ‘test Biden’s commitment’ made to China

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​global times​​​ By Chen Qingqing After the US government received an unprecedentedly strong message from the Chinese side regarding US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's planned visit to the island of →

How Azerbaijan Has Revitalized the Non-Aligned Movement

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​national interest​​​ by Vasif Huseynov During the Cold War, the bifurcation of international politics between the two camps headed by the Soviet Union and the United States led to the emergence of →

China’s Worst Nightmare: Why More Nuclear Proliferation Is Coming to Asia

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national interest by Peter Huessy Arms control has been a feature of the U.S.-Russia nuclear balance now for the past half century, starting with the SALT agreements in 1972 and then the START →

US missile sale to Australia aims fast and hard at China

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada In one of the most critical recent arms deals in the Pacific, the US State Department has approved a US$235 million sale of 80 Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile – →

Biden’s Middle East Trip Cemented an Untenable Status Quo

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​national interest​​​ by Alexander Langlois President Joe Biden’s recent trip to Israel, the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT), and Saudi Arabia was the culmination of a full reversion to the →

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