Geopolitics

N. Koreans freelanced at U.S. firms to fund missile program

North Korea’s government deployed an army of IT workers who deceived businesses into hiring them as freelancers and then sent the millions of dollars they earned to North Korea for its ballistic missile program, the FBI and Department of Justice said. Read More.

Hamas vs U.S. intel: Context for Oct. 7 attack comes into focus

The Biden Administration continues to insist that its intelligence agencies have no information to suggest Iran either green-lighted or conducted training specifically to prepare for the events of Oct. 7. Read More.

Ex-German chancellor: Biden killed Ukraine-Russia peace talks

The Biden Administration deliberately upended negotiations held in Turkey last year that were aimed at a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine-Russia conflict, former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder said. Read More.

Communist China revels in Iran's 'Death to America' mantra

“Death to America” and “Death to Israel” were chanted in Iranian cities after Hamas Islamic jihadists from Gaza slaughtered, raped, and kidnapped over 1,300 Jews in southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. Iranians were seen dancing and celebrating the brutal killings of innocents. Read More.

North Korea weapons tied to Hamas attack on Israel

Hamas reportedly used North Korean weapons and tactics in its surprise attack on Israel on Oct. 7 in which the terror organization slaughtered hundreds of Israeli civilians. Read More.

What was real purpose of Joe Biden's trip to Israel?

While in Israel, Joe Biden announced the U.S. would provide as much aid to Hamas-controlled Gaza as provided annually by Iran. Thus the Biden Administration could be seen as not only indirectly enabling a bloody terror attack on Israel but directly rewarding it after it had happened. Read More.

Biden not prepared to put out global fires lit by China

China does not yet have three aircraft carriers but with its massive military-industrial complex and informal alliances with Russia, North Korea and Iran, it is already starting to exercise its ability to foment wars and instability around the globe at a level for which the United States is not prepared to deter or defend. Read More.

NY Times amplified claims Israel bombed Gaza hospital

The Arab and Muslim world exploded in protest on Wednesday after legacy media, including The New York Times, amplified Hamas propaganda which claimed that a hospital in Gaza was bombed by Israel, resulting in 500 deaths. Read More.

India’s Supreme Court rejects same-sex marriage

Unlike courts in post-Christian USA, India's Supreme Court has rejected gay marriage. Read More.

Critics: Biden has been wrong on foreign policy since Vietnam

Joe Biden appears more frail and weak by the day, including his team's handling of foreign policy, critics say. His record on international affairs has been consistently bad dating back to the Vietnam War, they add. Read More.

U.S. weapons left in Afghanistan likely used in Hamas attack

In surrendering Afghanistan to the Taliban, the Biden Administration left billions of dollars worth of U.S. weaponry behind and those weapons likely ended up in the hands of terrorists, according to a new book and interviews with a Hamas official. Read More.

Did Iran help plan Hamas attack? U.S. intel not saying

Despite multiple reports and the widespread consensus by regional analysts on Iran's involvement in the Hamas attack on Israel , U.S. intelligence agencies responded that they have not seen "evidence" of a coordinated operation. Read More.

Trump slams Israeli PM Netanyahu for leadership failure

In a new poll, an overwhelming majority of Jewish Israelis say Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government are to blame for the mass infiltration of Hamas terrorists into Israel and the massacre that followed. Read More.

Hamas terror group shares ideological origins with ISIS

Following the Hamas terror attacks initiated on Oct. 7 that killed more than 1,000 Israelis, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: “They are savages. Hamas is ISIS.” Read More.

S. Korea's voting tech vulnerable to hacking, intel agency warns

South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) has warned that North Korea could penetrate into the voting and ballot counting systems at the state-run election watchdog "at any time." Read More.