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International Donors Pledge Nearly $7 Billion in Aid for War-Torn Syria

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​national interest​​​ by Trevor Filseth A meeting of international donors in Brussels secured $6.7 billion in pledges of humanitarian aid for Syria and other countries hosting refugees from the →

The Imprudent Academic Boycott of Russia Should Stop

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​national interest​​​ by Matthew Rendall German universities have broken off collaboration with their Russian counterparts. So have many others on the continent, along with France’s National Centre →

Why India and China Won’t Sanction Russia

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​national interest​​​ by Rishika Chauhan During his recent visit to India, British prime minister Boris Johnson stated that Russia and India’s historical ties are well-known and unlikely to change. →

Washington should not squeeze Manila into ‘US-China competition’: Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ According to Philippine media, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., son of former Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos, cemented a landslide election victory over Vice President Leni Robredo. →

More Warmongering From The Swamp

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the american conservative by Rod Dreher More Warmongering From The Swamp ​the american conservative​​​ by Rod Dreher McConnell says, “I think we all agree that the most important thing going on in →

Russian diplomatic chief to visit Algeria

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​africa news​​​ The head of Russian diplomacy, Sergei Lavrov, is visiting Algeria on Tuesday, a key ally of Moscow and a gas exporter increasingly sought after by Europe seeking to reduce its →

Burkina Faso: Sankara assassination suspects ordered to pay US$1.3 million in damages

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africa news The military court in Ouagadougou on Tuesday sentenced former Burkina Faso President Blaise Compaoré and nine other defendants to pay more than 800 million CFA francs (1.2 million euros) →

Under William J. Burns, the CIA Is Back

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​national interest​​​ by Ahmed Charai With William J. Burns as its director, the CIA is back. Burns has earned the trust and support of both Democratic and Republican presidents over his thirty-two →

Peace in Europe Has Never Been So Fragile

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​national interest​​​ by Thibault Muzergues On May 8, 2022, European Union (EU) members and the United States not only celebrated the Allies’ victory over Nazism in Europe, but they also cheered over →

The Middle East and the Manipulation of Great Power Competition

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​national interest​​​ by Jon Hoffman The subject of America’s commitments to the Middle East has garnered a great deal of attention following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the hedging of U.S. →

GT Voice: Plunging exports to China call on India to focus on cooperation

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​global times​​​ Chinese official data showed on Monday that China's imports from India plummeted in April, due in part to China's efforts to curb its worst COVID-19 outbreak since 2020 that dampened →

Ivory Coast: President Ouattara sets the agenda at COP15 summit in Abidjan

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​africa news​​​ By Rédaction Africanews "Let's act fast!". The COP15 against desertification began Monday in Abidjan in the presence of several African heads of state, to try to take concrete action →

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