Geopolitics

Most U.S. Abrams tanks sent to Ukraine destroyed or disabled

According to Russian and U.S. media reports, the majority of the 31 M1 Abrams tanks the U.S. delivered to Ukraine have been destroyed, disabled, or captured by the Russians. Read More.

'Selfie Yacht' beached: Israel deports Greta back to Sweden

Greta Thunberg's cruise on the "selfie yacht" to Gaza was interrupted before reaching its final destination. Read More.

Brazilian comedian gets 8 years in jail for telling 'forbidden jokes'

Brazilian comedian Leo Lins has been sentenced to eight years and three months in prison for telling "forbidden jokes" in a televised stand-up special. Read More.

Commencement speaker at Harvard tied to CCP group

“Luanna” Yurong Jiang, Harvard's 2025 commencement speaker, spoke of the importance of "a connected world." Jiang herself is connected to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), a report said. Read More.

Ukraine’s strike on Russia opens new era of drone warfare

Eighteen months in the making, Ukraine’s operation “Spider’s Web” was a bold non-nuclear strike against Russia’s strategic nuclear forces that has not only re-written the rules of warfare but has opened an era of global-strike drone warfare. Read More.

Poland: Trump-backed populist defeats Soros-backed gloabalist

Never-Trumpers and the Soros empire were reveling in the early results coming out of Poland's presidential election on Sunday. They celebrated too soon. Read More.

Escapees detail life without rights in isolated North Korea

Speaking out to break the information barrier inside the hermetically sealed North Korean dictatorship is in itself nothing new, and usually quickly forgotten. Read More.

The Kim dynasty loses face with disastrous destroyer launch

North Korea to great fanfare on Wednesday held the launching of its shining new 5,000-ton-class destroyer, the navy's most advanced warship to date. Read More.

President Trump flips the script on Mideast stereotypes

With the staging and showmanship of a Cecil B. De Mille saga, President Donald Trump’s State visit to three Arabian Kingdoms was uniquely paired with pomp and joint business incentives which focused in transforming the narrative from conflict to commerce and cooperation. Read More.

With Maduro in Moscow, Trump extracted opposition leaders

In what was akin to a celebration of global dictators and political rogues, Venezuela’s Marxist dictator Nicholas Maduro visited Moscow to join Vladimir Putin in celebrating Russia’s May 9th Victory Day Parade, the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s triumph over Nazi Germany. Read More.

Disgraced Harvard scientist gets three-year contract in China

Charles Lieber, a former Harvard chemist and nanoscientist who was convicted of lying to investigators about secret work he did for communist China, has been hired by Tsinghua University as a professor. Read More.

President Trump brings art of the deal to Middle East

Soon after landing and being given the purple carpet treatment by his Saudi Arabia hosts, President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced a massive Saudi investment deal, warned Iran to "make peace or else," and said he would be lifting all sanctions on Syria. Read More.

Cartel war: The sacrifices of a Mexican federal agent

The tragic story of recently-murdered Ivan Morales Corrales displays the power and ruthlessness of a Mexican drug cartel. Read More.

How? U.S. researchers used Chinese supercomputers

The U.S. Department of Defense and Department of Energy have funded laboratories at American universities which in their research used Chinese supercomputers that have contributed to the communist nation's military buildup. Read More.

Nuclear neighbors: Kashmir again ignites India-Pakistan tensions

A long smoldering fuse to wider conflict has reignited in the wake of a terrible terrorist attack killing 27 tourists in the mountainous Pahalgam region in disputed Kashmir. Read More.