Geopolitics

U.S. cuts all funding and withdraws from the WHO

The Trump Administration has completed its withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO). Read More.

Trump heads to Davos for the first post-Schwab WEF

President Donald Trump is taking America First and the largest-ever U.S. delegation to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland. Read More.

Prosecutors seek death sentence for ex-President Yoon

In a legal assault on a political opponent that makes Jack Smith's crusade against President Donald Trump look tame in comparison, special prosecutors appointed by leftist South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung want the death penalty for conservative former President Yoon Suk-Yeol. Read More.

Maduro guard describes powerful U.S. 'sonic' weapon

In a Jan. 9 post to X, a Venezuelan security guard loyal to Nicolas Maduro gives a chilling account of how just 20 American soldiers with technologically advanced weapons took out hundreds of Venezuelan security forces and then launched what he described as a "sonic" weapon which knocked the Venezuelan troops to the ground and rendered them unable to move. Read More.

Cartels' power in Mexico makes them elusive targets

There’s a lot of talk nowadays about the U.S. government attacking Mexican drug cartels in Mexico. Read More.

Hours before capture, Maduro reaffirmed strategic China ties

China’s official Xinhua news agency slammed the Jan. 3 U.S. attack that resulted in the capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro as “naked hegemonic behavior.” Read More.

Iraq bridal market booms with child marriage now legal

General Iraqi civil law sets the minimum age for marriage at 18. But Iraq has instituted Ja'fari law, which allows marriage upon a girl reaching puberty (potentially as young as 9-years-old). Read More.

Trump puts 'non-Hemispheric' competitors on notice

President Donald Trump is flexing his Teddy Roosevelt moment. With the release of the National Security Strategy 2025, the administration has presented a global blueprint and guide for what’s described as America First Policies. Read More.

Analysis: Red-Green alliance creates West Europe caliphate

According to official data alone, Muslim migrants make up between 5-6% (Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Sweden) and 8-10% (Austria and France) of the population. This is a huge figure, but the reality is likely significantly worse. Read More.

Jihadi terror goes global in the 2025 holiday season

Islamist terrorists have struck or been caught attempting to plot attacks across the globe this holiday season. Read More.

Analyst: Taiwan is not communist China’s internal affair

China’s continued claim that Taiwan is a "core interest" and inseparable part of its territory "rings with the same hollow logic invoked by aggressors throughout history." Read More.

Team Biden gifted the Taliban 'core' of its military

When the Biden-Harris regime surrendered Afghanistan, it left billions of dollars worth of U.S. military weaponry and equipment behind. Those abandoned military assets now make up the "core" of the Taliban terror group's fighting force, a watchdog group said. Read More.

Third of S. Korea's lawmakers belong to pro-CCP federation

One third of the legislators in South Korea's National Assembly are now affiliated with a pro-Chinese Communist Party (CCP) organization, a report said. Read More.

China in race with U.S. to build AI data centers in space

As quintillions of Artificial Intelligence (AI) processes expand the realm of the computer “Cloud,” that invisible computer ecosystem requiring burgeoning numbers of real estate, water and energy-demanding “Data Centers,” the next step envisioned is to project Data Centers from this world into outer space, a task envisioned by AI leaders like Google, Nvidia and now a Chinese company called Comospace. Read More.

Court: Japan's same-sex marriage ban is constitutional

The Tokyo High Court on Friday ruled Japan's ban on same-sex marriage is constitutional. Read More.