US has a choice between a “dark path” or “joy and hope,” says Democrat in tight Virginia House race
Eugene Vindman, the Democratic candidate for Virginia’s 7th Congressional District said the US has a choice between “whether we go down a dark path, a
Whichever candidate wins the presidential election, history will be made
On the last day of the presidential campaign, the massive stakes of the election are heightened by the sense that no one can possibly say
US election: Harris, Trump in Pennsylvania for final push
Both Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and former Republican President Donald Trump are set to campaign in the key swing state of Pennsylvania on the
Why half of America will vote for Donald Trump
DONALD TRUMP has dominated the American right for nine years and yet, even after a decade of study, many observers still cannot fathom why. But voters
India boosts submarine fleet as region’s warship traffic picks up
As India eyes the prospect of more Chinese and Pakistani warships and submarines traversing the Indian Ocean, Delhi is boosting its nuclear-powered submarine fleet. India is now working on
MBDA unveils submarine-launched Exocet missile to strike naval vessels
European defense contractor MBDA has developed a new submarine-launched missile designed to strike heavily protected naval vessels and stealthy targets. The French-built missile, dubbed the
Malaysia complains to Vietnam over South China Sea reef expansion, sources say
Malaysia has sent a complaint letter to Vietnam over its alleged expansion of a South China Sea reef that both countries claim as their own,
Taiwan the only issue that can push Washington and Beijing to war, ex-US diplomat says
Susan Thornton is a retired senior American diplomat who for decades was at the US State Department where she worked on United States policy in
Suspects charged with taking CCP money to influence elections
Taiwan People’s Communist Party member Chang Meng-chung (張孟崇) and his wife have been charged with receiving NT$74 million (US$2.32 million) in financial support from the
China’s fishy behaviour demands a rethink on Southern Ocean
A new element of strategic competition is emerging in the Southern Ocean—in Australia’s backyard—in the form of Beijing’s push to control and exploit fisheries. The