Taiwan

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

Dominica's geothermal power plant. As Caribbean countries seek to reduce their dependence on imported fossil fuels, renewable energy remains a key pillar of the regional resilience agenda advanced by CARICOM leaders. Credit: Alison Kentish/IPS By Alison Kentish GROS ISLET, Saint Lucia ,...

Biodiversity, Climate Action, Climate Change

For more than a decade, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi built his political appeal around economic development, welfare expansion, and the promise of opportunity. Millions of low income families benefited from subsidized cooking gas, direct cash transfers, and rural support...

South Asia, India, Political Crisis

By Daud Khan and Thomas McMahon ROME, Aug 3 2026 (IPS) For the last few years, Artificial intelligence has been making increasingly intrusive demands for our attention. It burst onto the scene like a child prodigy, enthralling us with feats of brilliance. With...

Artificial Intelligence, Economy & Trade, Education

A Greek-owned liquefied natural gas carrier was involved in an “incident” in the Strait of Hormuz at the end of last week while exiting the waterway, the owner company said in a statement, as quoted by Reuters. The vessel is...

News

The Iran war has transformed one of the energy industry’s least celebrated businesses into one of its most profitable. Refining margins have surged to record levels as conflict across the Middle East and Russia disrupted global fuel supplies, giving major...

World News, Economics, Iran

There are lots of reports of Ukrainian attacks on Russian shipping, but not so many about Russian attacks on Ukrainian ships. Over the last few months the Russians have been waging their own campaign to try and destroy shipping in...

Ukraine War, Black Sea warfare, Block 1

Hungary’s corporate landscape is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades as businesses that flourished under former Prime Minister Viktor Orban adjust to a new political order led by Prime Minister Péter Magyar. Companies that once benefited from close ties...

World News, Europe, Hungary

We were driving toward the vineyards. Suddenly, he pulled over and looked up at the sky. A plane was taking off. He watched the plane for a while. He seemed to be flying away with the plane. He was surely...

Arts & Life

Taiwan has signaled that its military cooperation with the United States is stronger than widely understood, as Taipei continues to deepen defense coordination with the U.S. Pacific Command to strengthen its ability to deter growing pressure from China. Speaking to...

World News, Defense, Security

Rohingya refugees cross the Naf River on a makeshift raft while fleeing violence in Myanmar, on their way to Bangladesh. Credit: UNICEF/Mackenzie Knowles-Coursin By Mohammad Zaman VANCOUVER B.C., Canada, Aug 3 2026 (IPS) The Rohingya crisis remains one of the most enduring humanitarian...

Democracy, Featured, Global

Global markets opened the week on a mixed note as optimism over renewed U.S.-Iran diplomacy sent oil prices sharply lower, while coordinated intervention by the United States and Japan boosted the Japanese yen. Investors welcomed signs that geopolitical tensions in...

Finance, Economics, Iran

Those who anticipated that a U.S. war against Iran would risk igniting a region-wide conflagration are looking prescient. The latest metastasis of the conflict has included airstrikes by both the United States and Saudi Arabia in Iraq, against Iraqi militias seen...

Enewsletter, Israel, Persian-gulf

Fox News has always served as a purveyor of Republican war propaganda, but its coverage of the Iran conflict has been particularly aggressive, and in many ways unmoored from reality, giving their viewers a more than skewed vision of what...

Fox-news, Mark-levin, Laura-ingraham

I recently travelled to Sorowako, South Sulawesi, for a corporate social responsibility programme supported by Vale Indonesia. I helped local journalists use artificial intelligence ethically and responsibly in investigative reporting: reading documents, identifying inconsistencies and preparing interviews while keeping verification...

AI Competition, Artificial Intelligence, ASEAN

Here is the latest from Karl Miller: CONTROLLING JUDGMENT A major US-Israeli campaign against Iran would create a credible risk of retaliatory pressure against the most concentrated Israeli fuel systems first, followed by wider pressure against GCC refining, LNG, power-water, storage and...

Larry C. Johnson

Oil prices fell sharply in early Asian trade on Monday after President Trump called off another round of military strikes on Iran, raising hopes that a diplomatic route to reopening the Strait of Hormuz and averting a broader regional conflict...

News

Europe enters the decisive years of its post‑Russian gas transition with a structural constraint that cannot be negotiated away. Political timelines move in short cycles while geological timelines do not. Deep‑basin non‑conventional gas in North Africa requires 5–7 years from...

Energy Security, Algeria, energy security

A senior Israeli official, likely Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, recently briefed the ​Israeli press​ delegation that traveled to Washington​ with him for his White House visit regarding plans ​for Israel to build a domestic stealth fighter plane and an accompanying unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV). The primary...

Middle East, Aerospace, Benjamin Netanyahu

By: Shim Jae Hoon From security ties to trade and business relations, the US-South Korean alliance, long hailed as iron-clad and most successful in East Asia for decades, is coming under exceptional stress, threatening the whole fabric of their long-term relations....

News

Joseph F. Krause is an American materials scientist, entrepreneur, and U.S. Army National Guard veteran. He is the cofounder and CEO of Radical AI, a New York deep-tech startup founded to accelerate the discovery of advanced materials. Before Radical AI, Krause...

AI, CEO Interviews, Joseph Krause

When we were asked to investigate Russia’s indoctrination and militarization of children living in the Ukrainian territories occupied by Moscow since 2014, we had a general idea of the Kremlin’s occupation policies. Two of us grew up in what was...

Ukraine War, Block 2, Convention on the Rights of the Child

A decade ago, it would have been unthinkable that arresting the President of Israel would be a mainstream position. However, after starting multiple wars and committing genocide, a recent poll from The Economist/YouGov found that 49 percent of respondents agreed...

Uncategorized

When Iran shut down the Strait of Hormuz, Saudi Arabia quickly redirected its oil flows to the Red Sea. Now, that route has become dangerous because of the Houthi blockade, so Saudi is rerouting to Egypt—and two LNG tankers in...

News

Chuck McClish is the founder of Lattrex Inc., a fabless semiconductor startup building Kyttar, an asynchronous, clockless reconfigurable processor for real-time signal processing. He spent 15 years at Microchip Technology in chip design and verification, working across RTL design, UVM...

CEO Interviews, and analog behavioral modeling, dsp

On August 2, President Donald Trump said he would halt planned U.S. strikes on Iran after Middle Eastern allies outlined the parameters of a possible agreement to end the five-month war. The announcement came after weeks of renewed escalation, pressure...

Americas, Defense, front

China’s domestic car sales have fallen significantly this year; however, sales of Chinese cars have risen substantially in some international markets, such as Mexico, demonstrating the growing global demand for Chinese-made vehicles. This demand growth has been driven by the...

News

“The purpose of literature is to turn blood into ink.” T.S. Eliot “I, myself, am a poet but I love working in the garden growing vegetables… I know very well that if I do not grow lettuce, I cannot write...

African Renaissance, Africa, Literature

The tapering off of news coverage on the US-Israeli genocide has done little to abate the violence. In fact, its permanence is precisely what allows the world to look away. Vijay Prashad is the Director of Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research....

Geopolitics, Article, Vijay Prashad

China has announced plans to double down on its already ambitious renewable energy targets by massively expanding its solar and wind capacity by the end of the decade. China has been rapidly growing its renewable energy portfolio for several decades...

News

Today’s geopolitical situation is influencing perceptions across Africa, ‘re-awakening’ executive entrepreneurs and potential investors to adapt and change attitudes to Africa’s economic challenges and growth. In an apparent bid to raise performance, the Africa CEO Forum is designed as one...

Emerging Markets, Africa, Economics

Islam Times - Energy infrastructure is not merely an economic asset; it is the backbone of social life. Hospitals depend on electricity, as do water treatment systems, public transportation, pharmaceutical supply chains, communications, food production and storage, and countless other...

US

Authors: Raymond Floreani and Dr.Julian Spencer-Churchill Canada, a country of over 41 million people with 1.2 million unemployed and a US$2.4 trillion economy, only has 23,600 active military reservists, of which 16,900 are army. There are another 5,000 Arctic Rangers...

Defense, Canada, front
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