9/11 showed we must always be looking toward the next threat
We haven't written up this one. The Hill has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
More in World
Eight Colombian Cities on Red Alert as El Niño Triggers Water Shortages and Fires
Eight Colombian capital cities remain on red alert due to risks associated with the El Niño phenomenon, mainly because of possible water shortages and an increase in vegetation fires. The warning was issued by the Colombian Association of Capital Cities (Asocapitales), which identified Santa Marta, San Andres, Riohacha, Quibdo, Cucuta…
Modi, Putin hold talks in New Delhi on trade, defence
NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin began talks in New Delhi on Friday, their second meeting in two weeks, that is expected to focus on trade, energy and defence ties between the two countries, which have long been friends.
Trump Rejected Saudi Crown Prince's Request To Attack Houthis: Report
Trump rejected the request, and US officials said the administration does not intend to take direct military action against the Houthis at this time
Why Sweden, once one of Beijing’s most outspoken critics in Europe, has changed its tune
Millions of Swedish voters head to the polls on Sunday to elect a new parliament. Whatever the outcome, analysts say, the country is likely to look more towards Beijing for its technology edge and to…
Growing Anti-Israel Sentiment in Thailand: A Covergence of factors
The past two weeks saw two anti-Israel protests in Bangkok outside the embassy itself. This is a convergence of a few factors. It is alarming enough that concerned Thais should try to understand it and take an active role in navigating Thai society wisely.