U.S. Aims to Resume Regular Evacuation Flights From Afghanistan 

The State Department plans to resume regular evacuation flights from Afghanistan before the end of the year to help U.S. citizens, residents and some visa applicants leave the country, a senior State Department official said, an effort that will require coordination with the Taliban and other governments. In addition, Kabul’s international airport remains closed to regular … Continued

Microsoft to Shut Down LinkedIn in China Amid Censorship Criticism

Microsoft is abandoning its local version of LinkedIn in China, a move that would close off the last major U.S.-owned networking platform remaining in the country. In 2014, LinkedIn entered mainland China, a country known for its highly restrictive censorship practices set by the Chinese Communist Party. The platform now boasts about 53 million local users, or roughly 7 … Continued

Nearly Half of the Taliban Government’s Leaders Are Designated Terrorists

Nearly half of the Taliban government’s leaders are on the United Nations’ terrorist blacklist, a fact that hasn’t slowed U.S. efforts to engage in diplomacy with the anti-western regime. At least 14 of the 33 ministers the Taliban announced as senior leaders in its newly formed government are designated as terrorists under the U.N. Security … Continued

Where is Donald Trump’s Nobel Prize for Peace?

 Perhaps the most underreported and underrated story of the current century is the outbreak of peace in the Middle East. This was achieved by Donald Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who midwifed a series of deals between Israel and its Arab neighbors. But of course, the Norwegians don’t like Donald Trump, and could not … Continued

Protecting Taiwan’s Independence Without War 

One of the reatest national security challenges threatening America is the danger of a war with Communist China over Taiwan. After President Joe Biden’s disastrous surrender to the Taliban in Afghanistan – in which he didn’t consult or even inform our allies – the importance of supporting Taiwan’s independence is greater than ever. America’s failure … Continued

Gas shortage would be eased with better relations, Russian ambassador tells EU

A top Russian official suggested that better diplomatic treatment of Russia by the European Union would insulate EU members from energy shortages like they are experiencing now, indicating that Russia, already responsible for a significant share of the EU’s gas imports, is looking to gain further advantage from Europe’s vulnerabilities. Russian EU ambassador Vladimir Chizhov … Continued

China’s Xi Emphasizes ‘Peaceful Reunification’ With Taiwan, Days After Record Show of Force 

Chinese President Xi Jinping called for a “peaceful reunification” with Taiwan days after China’s People’s Liberation Army sent a record 56 bombers and other aircraft on sorties near the self-ruled island in a single day. Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen answered in a speech the following day, saying Taiwanese people would not bow to Chinese pressure. … Continued

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