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According to defense and intelligence experts, China has more than historical claims behind its ambitions to seize Taiwan, namely greater industrial production capabilities available on the island, as well as an operational base in the area which could break the influence of the United States in the region. “We’re talking… Read More »China wants Taiwan for more than ‘historical value’, could disrupt global power dynamics: experts

Space rocket launches from China have more than quadrupled over the past decade, with more than 60 last year alone, according to a new survey. In 2013, China accounted for less than a fifth of all rocket launches worldwide, ranking behind Russia and the United States. In 2018, China had… Read More »Space race: China’s rocket has quadrupled in decade, survey says

Written by Mike Shedlock via MishTalk.com, The Fed is looking for scapegoats. He got help from the Wall Street Journal… Silicon Valley bank scapegoats Please note that the economy has changed, the regulators have not As of March 8, Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank were both, according to public… Read More »Mattresses, Social Media, Smartphones, and Fed Failure

Only 13 nations still officially recognize the island, though many more, including the United States, play both sides Honduras has ended diplomatic relations with Taiwan after decades of engagement with the disputed island territory, the country’s Foreign Ministry announced on Sunday. The move comes less than two weeks after President… Read More »Honduras breaks diplomatic relations with Taiwan

Written by Chris Morrison via DailyScetic.org, One could argue that the basic arithmetic showing that wind power is an economic and social disaster in the making should be clear to a bright elementary school kid. Now Oxford University mathematician and physicist, CERN researcher and Keble College Fellow Emeritus Professor Wade… Read More »Eminent Oxford scientist says wind power ‘fails in every case’

The US-led military bloc bombed Serbia with toxic depleted uranium, which the UK now wants to give to Ukraine. NATO’s use of depleted uranium munitions in its air war against Yugoslavia was a “horrible and inhumane experiment” against the entire region, Serbian Health Minister Danica Grujicic said. Contamination from these… Read More »NATO conducted an ‘inhumane experiment’ in the Balkans, Health Minister

Authored by David Stockman via LewRockwell.com, Janet Yellen is one continuous anti-prosperity horror show and the reason is obvious enough. She got her indoctrination at Yale from the granddaddy of Professor Keynes’ US disciples, James Tobin, in the late 1960s and has spent most of her years since then pontificating… Read More »Stockman: Raiding The Taxpayer Piggy-Bank

The American president has praised the West, although he has described relations between Moscow and Beijing as “very exaggerated”. The global community is paying too much attention to cooperation between China and Russia, US President Joe Biden said on Friday. His comments came several days after Chinese President Xi Jinping… Read More »Biden downplays ties between Russia and China | Right cable report

Iran would be months away from building a nuclear weapon if it chose to produce a bomb, according to a senior US military official. “From the moment of an Iranian decision … Iran could produce fissile material for a nuclear weapon in less than two weeks and it would take… Read More »Iran could produce a nuclear weapon in a matter of months, a senior defense official claims

The Financial Times reports that environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing is on the verge of a major transformation, as index provider MSCI is poised to remove ESG ratings from hundreds of funds. This change is part of a major overhaul of MSCI’s rating methodology. According to unpublished research from… Read More »Hundreds of funds on the verge of losing ESG ratings

Kamala Harris is being accused of not being “up to par” in her role as Vice President of the United States The President of the United States, Joe Biden, has been disappointed by the performance of his Vice President, Kamala Harris, Reuters has reported, citing former White House officials. According… Read More »Biden frustrated by his vice president – Reuters

France has been gripped by protests against the unpopular pension reform King Charles’ state visit to France, which was due to be his first trip as a sitting monarch, has been postponed amid violence and mass strikes in the country against controversial pension reform plans, reported the office of French… Read More »Royal visit to France postponed amid violence

Did you almost know? a fifth of all the gold mined do the central banks ever have it? As Visual Capitalist’s Govind Bhutada details, in addition to investors and jewelry consumers, central banks are a major source of demand for gold. In fact, in 2022, central banks reached for gold… Read More »Chart of the Day: Central Banks Rush to Buy Gold: What Do They Know?

North Korea claimed Friday morning that it tested an “underwater nuclear attack drone” this week amid joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises, according to state media Korean Central News Agency. The new submarine weapon is designed to “stealthfully infiltrate operational waters” and target naval strike groups and enemy ports, North Korea… Read More »North Korea says it tested ‘underwater nuclear attack drone’ amid joint US-South Korea military exercises

Police clashed with more than a million protesters against President Macron’s pension reform French authorities struggled on Thursday to crack down on protests against President Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform. More than a million protesters took to the streets across the country in what some security sources described as an “uprising”… Read More »France’s protests are said to be ‘out of control’

Former Russian President Dmitri Medvedev warned on Thursday that any attempt to arrest current Russian President Vladimir Putin following an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for his alleged actions in Ukraine would be a “declaration of war” against Moscow Medvedev made the comment as the ICC… Read More »Russia’s Medvedev says any attempt to arrest Putin after ICC order would be ‘declaration of war’

Mike Pompeo has claimed that the White House has not been able to prevent a “marriage” between Moscow and Beijing The US government is making a “huge strategic mistake” by downplaying the importance of rapidly expanding ties between Russia and China, Mike Pompeo, who served as the country’s secretary of… Read More »Biden makes a ‘huge’ mistake in China, former US Secretary of State

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory released a photo showing a massive coronal hole forming in the sun’s atmosphere, ejecting a stream of fast solar winds toward Earth. “The current coronal hole, the big hole right now, is about 300,000 to 400,000 kilometers across,” Alex Young, associate director of science at NASA… Read More »Coronal hole “30 times the size of Earth” throws solar plasma towards Earth

Two anti-government activists in Cambodia were charged in court Wednesday with insulting the king and inciting to commit a crime over comments they made on social media about Prime Minister Hun Sen and King Norodom Sihamoni. Yim Sinorn and Hun Kosal, both associated with the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party,… Read More »2 anti-government activists in Cambodia accused of insulting the king on social media

for Holders March 21, 2023, 7:50 p.m 13 views 4 votes Los Angeles Public Schools support staff have gone on strike, demanding higher wages and longer hours for part-time staff. The teachers’ union is also picketing in solidarity, closing schools for about 400,000 students. Carter Evans reports. Source link

A counter-terrorism investigation has been launched following the second such incident in a matter of weeks Police in the English city of Birmingham have made an arrest on suspicion of attempted murder after an assailant set fire to an elderly Muslim man as he returned home from a mosque at… Read More »Elderly man set on fire after leaving UK mosque

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday signed an agreement to expand their economic ties during a bilateral meeting in Moscow. Xi is in Moscow for a multi-day series of meetings with his Russian counterpart, aiming to demonstrate the two countries’ new “boundless friendship”. Xi and… Read More »Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping sign economic deal in latest show of ‘boundless friendship’

German chancellor has suggested that even after hostilities end, things will not return to normal overnight The West should prepare for a protracted conflict in Ukraine, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has warned. He predicted that even after the fighting has stopped, the consequences of the confrontation will linger. At a… Read More »The West must prepare for the protracted conflict in Ukraine – Scholz

The EU has offered to help cover a small part of the reconstruction efforts after the earthquakes that left more than 50,000 dead Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has estimated that the devastating earthquakes that hit the region in February caused around $104 billion in damage in Turkey alone, appealing… Read More »Türkiye reveals cost of earthquake damage

Written by Ovidiu Tanjala via The Mises Institute, wrote Ludwig von Mises Socialism: an economic and sociological analysis, a small book published in 1922, which showed that economic calculation in a socialist commonwealth is impossible. Of course, Mises assumed that the purpose of an economy, even a socialist one, was… Read More »Socialism is not about creating economies. It is about accumulating political power

Canberra is again serving and paying for the regional ambitions of Washington and London Last week, amid great pomp and ceremony at a naval base in San Diego, California, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed the AUKUS submarine agreement with the United States and the United Kingdom. Under this extraordinary… Read More »The AUKUS agreement confirms Australia’s total dependence on the US and the UK

Member states have pledged to send a combined one million artillery shells to Kiev in the next 12 months Eighteen EU nations have agreed to draw on their artillery stocks and jointly buy more shells so they can provide 1 million rounds to Ukraine over the next 12 months. The… Read More »EU nations agree to jointly buy arms for Ukraine

for Holders March 20, 2023, 10:44 am 11 views 3 votes Adam Sandler is the latest recipient of the Mark Twain Award for American Humor, which almost every comic at DC got, including Chris Rock, who released timely new Donald Trump material. Sandler was on hand Sunday to get the…… Read More »Adam Sandler Receives Mark Twain Award at DC Chris Rock Cracks Trump Joke

Graduates in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics – STEM for short – are sought after worldwide, but they are often scarce. Many countries have tried to strengthen enrollment in STEM to help important growing industries such as medical technology, digital services, mobility or IT. However, countries have… Read More »Less than 20% of American students choose STEM majors

The first such drills in five years are taking place against a backdrop of North Korean protests and near-daily missile launches. The US and South Korean militaries have embarked on a large-scale joint exercise aimed at practicing amphibious landings, South Korean media reported. The drills, which are part of the… Read More »US and South Korean forces rehearse an amphibious landing