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Satellite Photos Show That China Is on a New Warpath

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ni by Peter Huessy In 1962, a spy in the old USSR provided Great Britain’s intelligence service information that the Soviet Union was placing nuclear-armed missiles in Cuba. This intelligence →

China, Pakistan confirm terrorist attack; who is the most likely perpetrator?

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gt The shuttle bus blast in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan which killed nine Chinese and four Pakistanis was confirmed to be a terrorist attack, as Chinese Premier Li Keqiang urged Pakistan →

Hotbed Haiti: Crisis Conditions Create Fortuity for America

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ni by Georges Fauriol Wazim Mowla The Haitian government’s request for a U.S. peacekeeping presence, and the Biden administration’s more limited deployment of a small team of investigators and →

I've Worked with Refugees for Decades. Europe's Afghan Crime Wave Is Mind-Boggling.

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​ni​​​ by Cheryl Benard In 2014, when waves of refugees began flooding into western Europe, citizens and officials alike responded with generosity and openness. Exhausted refugees spilled out of →

Can Ostpolitik Survive in a Post-Merkel Germany?

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ni by Matteo Fumagalli The relationship between Germany and Russia (and the Soviet Union before that) has been of crucial importance to European security following the end of World War II. In recent →

US, DPP warned as military aircraft lands in Taipei

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gt The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) can expel, fire warning shots or even shoot down foreign military aircraft that trespass upon China's airspace, Chinese military observers warned →

US Dems, GOP in vote fight

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gt US Democrats and Republicans are in a knockdown, drawn-out fight over voting laws - one the White House said is a major priority for US President Joe Biden. On Tuesday, Biden spoke in the US city →

Why Putin is Upping the Ante on Ukraine

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ni by Jacob Heilbrunn This past April, Russian president Vladimir Putin massed over 100,000 troops near the border with Ukraine, escalating tensions between the two countries and prompting widespread →

Panel probing US Capitol riot announces debut hearing

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gt The congressional select committee investigating the US Capitol insurrection announced Wednesday it will hold its first hearing later in July to hear from police who clashed with rioters and →

China's GDP expands 7.9% in Q2, facing downward pressure in H2

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gt China's GDP expanded 7.9 percent year-over-year in the second quarter of 2021, continuing a streak of robust growth mainly thanks to the government's successful containment of the COVID-19 →

Double Ally: How Seoul Stays Friendly With Both Washington and Moscow

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carnegie Fyodor Tertitsky The U.S.-Russia standoff has escalated so much in recent years that other countries find it almost impossible to maintain good relations with both Washington and Moscow. →

FCC move to rip out its telecom equipment in US ‘geopolitical statement’: Huawei

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gt Huawei said on Wednesday that it is disappointed over the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) approval for carriers to rip out and replace its telecommunications equipment in the US, →

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