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EU Parliament votes against ‘weakened’ emissions trading system

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​the brussels times​​​ By Liv Klingert The European Parliament has rejected a revised version of the EU emissions trading system, opposing the legislation on the grounds it is less ambitious than was →

Biden to tout economic plan at divisive Summit of Americas

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​global times​​​ With the Summit of Americas being held under the shadow as some regional major countries snubbed the gathering divided by values and ideology, US President Joe Biden is expected to →

Russia and China’s War on the Dollar Is Just Beginning

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​national interest​​​ by Axel de Vernou One infallible trend that has persisted throughout history is the correlation between financial and geopolitical power. For a country to build up its military, →

After a unified start, are cracks showing in the West's support for Ukraine?

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​global times​​​ By Alexander Smith More than 100 days after Russia invaded Ukraine, the anti-Moscow alliance may be confronting the limits of its unity. French President Emmanuel Macron became the →

Arab Winter? Proposed Tunisian Constitution Would Cripple Islamist Opposition

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​national interest​​​ by Trevor Filseth Ten months after Tunisian president Kais Saied’s chaotic and controversial seizure of power—described by many in the West as a coup—the legal expert tasked →

How NATO Can Meet the Challenges of the Twenty-First Century

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​national interest​​​ by Lawrence J. Korb and Steve Cimbala Russian president Vladimir Putin’s February attack on Ukraine was a strategic blunder. NATO had already established itself as the most →

‘No longer US’ backyard,’ Latin America sends united message

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​global times​​​ The Summit of the Americas scheduled to be held in Los Angeles between June 6 and 10 will face an awkward situation with many countries in the region skipping the US-held summit due →

Transition period officially set at 24 months in Mali

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​africa news​​​ Mali's military rulers said late Monday that they had set the transition period at 24 months. A return to civilian rule following double coups in the country will be delayed until →

British PM Boris Johnson faces confidence vote that could oust him from power

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​nbc news​​​ By Alexander Smith LONDON — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a vote Monday that could remove him from power as a growing number of lawmakers in his own ruling Conservative →

Hyping PLA’s ‘dangerous intercept,’ who is Australia performing to again? Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ Australian Department of Defense made a statement on Sunday, saying that "on 26 May 2022, an RAAF [Royal Australian Air Force] P-8 maritime surveillance aircraft was intercepted by a →

How the West miscalculated its ability to punish Russia

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asia times by Adriel Kasonta Adriel Kasonta: After failing to prevent the conflict in Ukraine by refusing to rule out the country’s admission to NATO, the collective West has decided to punish Russia →

55 Years Later: How the Six-Day War Forever Changed Israel

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​national interest​​​ by Chuck Freilich Today marks fifty-five years since the start of the 1967 Six-Day War. Few are familiar today with the strategic circumstances and dramatic crisis atmosphere →

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