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Cross-strait tensions, the One-China policy and regional security around Taiwan and China.

Russia’s Northern Sea Route (NSR) is about to become a game-changer for Eurasian energy trade, and Europe’s January 2027 ban on Russian LNG is pushing Moscow to bring it to life sooner than planned. LNG will remain its foundation, while...

News

When a Treasury secretary reaches for Normandy to describe a sanctions package, the mission has already outgrown its sales pitch. Scott Bessent’s new Financial Times essay is more than a case for tightening pressure on Iran. He says American force...

Americas, Economics, Iran

An Oakland Institute analysis challenges claims that a large increase in mining is an unavoidable cost of replacing fossil fuels. Using International Energy Agency (IEA) data, Oakland calculated that wind, solar, renewable-power networks, grid batteries and electric vehicles accounted for...

News

Darius awakens to discover the guards have been betting on him; Weili makes a plea; and Longwei reveals a frightening secret. Read Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part...

#Culture, #Life, featured

In line with Russia’s state policy, International Bridge Awards was established to recognize entrepreneurial contributions and to foster dialogue on attracting special talents to Russia. The International Bridge Awards was established for talented and ambitious professionals from around the world,...

Global Social Change, Culture, Interview

Priority number one is not the Ukraine-Russia war or the upheavalment (see genocide) in Gaza; however, there is a global disintegration of family life all over the world. Masses of people are forced by government legislation to be moved forcibly...

African Renaissance, Africa, Literature

While electric car and truck sales have grown more slowly than expected in recent years, prompting governments to rethink clean fuel targets and automakers to slow the pace of EV production, electric motorcycles are becoming increasingly popular in certain parts...

News

Advanced semiconductor packaging has become essential to improving computing performance as conventional transistor scaling grows more difficult and expensive. Instead of manufacturing an entire processor as one large monolithic die, chipmakers can divide it into smaller chiplets and combine logic,...

3D IC, Chiplet, Intel Foundry

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Cairo represents a major strategic step that is reshaping the balance of power in the Middle East and raising deep concerns for both the United States and Israel. The American and Israeli concern stems...

Middle East & Africa, China, Defense

The Coming world depression requires a New International Economic Order led by Russia, China, and Iran Michael Hudson is President of The Institute for the Study of Long-Term Economic Trends (ISLET), a Wall Street Financial Analyst, Distinguished Research Professor of Economics...

Economics, Energy, Finance

UNEP’s Limiting Overshoot report keeps plodding along the same timid route James Dyke is Assistant Director of the Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter Cross-posted from Technosphere Earth Overshoot is official. This week the United Nations Environment Programme published the report...

Climate Crisis, Article, James Dyke

Liam and Noel Gallagher of the band Oasis arrived at the Venice Film Festival via water taxi ahead of the documentary “Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger,” which highlights their reunion tour after years of feuding. When asked about Venice,...

Arts & Culture, Cinema, Music

Sander is an Applied-physics graduate from TU Delft. Worked at a semiconductor start-up during his studies, decided building a company would be the most interesting way to shape his career. In 2010, a TU Delft professor suggested combining light and...

CEO Interviews, AMOLF, Andries Effting

Oman, a major oil and gas producer, plans to expand its renewable energy capacity as part of its energy diversification and green transition goals. The government recently introduced new national policies to expand Oman’s green energy and cleantech industries and...

News

The People’s Republic of China possesses a broad network of geopolitical and economic interests in the Horn of Africa, a region of vital importance to Chinese interests. This gives it significant and direct leverage over Ethiopia. While Beijing traditionally adheres...

Middle East & Africa, China, Economics

The multipolar world has closely watched the importance of SCO’s 26th meeting of the Council of Heads of State, as it marked the “25 Years of the SCO: Together for Sustainable Peace, Development and Prosperity.” Introduction From 31 August to...

Central Asia, Locations, Politics

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It has not been much of a secret, but I am back in Russia with Judge Napolitano and a couple of other podcast luminaries, to participate in a series of academic seminars dedicated to finding a way for Russia and...

Larry C. Johnson

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip / PNN / The war in the Gaza Strip has devastated far more than people's homes and lives. It has also damaged agriculture, livestock, the environment and the livelihoods of thousands of families. Among those trying to...

1636,1256,49

Authors: Ahmad Ibrahim and Amna Hashmi* In George Orwell’s Animal Farm, the ruling commandment “all animals are equal” survives the revolution word for word. Only a footnote is added later: some are more equal than others. According to Orwell’s argument,...

Defense, Economics, Opinion

For decades, geography gave Russia an enormous advantage in Central Asia. Much of the region’s trade with Europe travelled north through Russian territory, while pipelines, railways and Soviet-era infrastructure kept the five former Soviet republics closely connected to Moscow. Today,...

Eurasia, Central Asia, front

Japan’s simultaneous pursuit of hard Taiwan deterrence and quiet parliamentary diplomacy with Beijing is not policy confusion — it is a deliberate, low-cost dual-track model, and it is already the template South Korea, Australia and the Philippines are using, ad...

East Asia, Analysis, China

Oil prices are about to book yet another weekly gain as the war in the Middle East remains hot, with a pessimistic outlook. Oil exporters from the region are rushing to diversify their export channels, and importers are rushing to...

News

Northeast Asia is experiencing a rapid nuclear energy revival as Japan and South Korea move to prioritize the baseload clean energy source into their energy security strategies. Not only are the two major economies ramping up nuclear energy expansion, they...

News

This is a meditation on my writing life and routine. It follows. It’s also a prayer. I don’t believe I belong to anything. To any man or woman or to my contemporaries. I dive into Hallmark movies that are so...

African Renaissance, Africa, Literature

Talking to an adult survivor of child abuse is very challenging. That is, if they are still alive. The child abuse survivor is at risk of displaying mood swing, temper tantrums, suicide risk and suicide ideation. In their homes, if...

African Renaissance, family, Literature

Islam Times - At least 10 people were killed and 59 injured after a powerful explosion struck an army barracks in Viacha, Bolivia, on Friday, according to local authorities. The blast occurred at a military facility where pyrotechnic materials were...

Latin America

Sarah Khalifa, 39, charged with forming organised criminal gang to manufacture and traffic drugs An Egyptian court sentenced a well-known television presenter and 11 others to death for manufacturing and trafficking narcotics in a sprawling drug case, official media reported on...

Egypt, Africa, Middle East and north Africa

Joining me for this week’s American Heirloom Project is Becky K. Blackburn, a friend of mine and an incredible potter. She’s made an amazing mug for me to give to my wife for Christmas, and while gift-giving isn’t a competition,...

News

Surviving a coup attempt is not a near-miss for Sahel juntas — it is the mechanism of entrenchment itself: each failed attempt hands the ruler grounds to purge rivals and deepen his personal dependence on Russia’s Africa Corps, a cycle...

Middle East & Africa, Africa, Analysis

Green bonds account for a tiny proportion of the global bond market but have significant growth potential as consumers become increasingly concerned about environmental issues, such as climate change. The issuance of green bonds could also support governments worldwide in...

News

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s historic visit to Egypt (in early September 2026) is closely linked to the modernization and expansion of the Egyptian Armed Forces’ arsenal. The visit represents the highest level of political and diplomatic cover for an unprecedented...

Defense, China, Egypt
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