Geopolitics

El Salvador leader: U.S. can no longer lecture on ‘democracy’

Foreign heads of state said little publicly in response to the indictment on April 4, 2023 of former President Donald Trump, but El Salvador President Nayib Bukele took note of the obvious. Read More.

Ukraine getting $2.6 billion more in military aid from Biden

The Department of Defense announced on Tuesday it was sending $2.6 billion more of U.S. military hardware to Ukraine. Read More.

Report: Chinese spy balloon surveilled U.S. military sites

The Chinese spy balloon which Team Biden allowed to transit a large area of the United States before finally deciding to shoot it down was able to collect intelligence on several sensitive American military sites, a report said. Read More.

Our problem: Communist China's growing clout in Mexico

China is a growing presence economically, politically, and socially near our southern border: Yes, in Mexico. Read More.

S. Korean charged for sending photos of U.S. bases to N. Korea

A top official at the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) in South Korea has been arrested after being accused of photographing U.S. military facilities in South Korea and sending the photos to operatives in North Korea. Read More.

Not in dispute: Joe Biden is compromised by the CCP

Joe Biden's deference to the Chinese communist regime is not a recent development. Read More.

China and Russia improve ties, seek to isolate United States

In the course of just over a week, China and Russia reaffirmed their friendship and military ties, the Iranian regime proxies lashed out with rockets at U.S. forces in neighboring Syria, North Korea shot off a few more missiles, France was rocked by serious rioting, all to the backdrop of what could well be a global banking crisis sending financial shockwaves from Silicon Valley to Switzerland. Read More.

Taliban video shows vehicles, weapons U.S. left behind

The Taliban in recent days has released through its affiliated TV channels footage of rows upon rows of U.S. military vehicles, a large cache of small arms and ammunition, and a room with stacks of $100 bills. Read More.

Honduras bows to Beijing cash, severs ties with Taiwan

Honduras has established diplomatic relations with China and formally cut ties with Taiwan. Read More.

Analysts: U.S. must fight China's 'unrestricted warfare'

The new book "When China Attacks: A Warning to America" by retired Marine Col. Grant Newsham is being hailed for its exclusive information and assessment of China's "unrestricted warfare: the use of everything from drugs to inciting social discord to intellectual theft" to undermine the U.S. Read More.

Canada: The lab rat for U.S. Left’s policies, CCP’s agenda

Canada is a sprawling nation, the second largest by area in the world. It is brimming with educated people and natural resources. It is a technological and economic power. Read More.

DIA: U.S. vulnerable to hypersonic missile attack

China has increased the threat of nuclear and conventional attacks on the United States via its lead in developing and deploying several types of hypersonic missiles, the chief scientist of the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) told Congress on March 10. Read More.

Trump: Damage China caused allowing Covid to spread exceeds ’50 trillion'

As more agencies finally admit that Covid likely originated in a Wuhan, China laboratory, former President Donald Trump said its time for "China and the corrupt forces who facilitated this colossal suppression of facts" to be held accountable. Read More.

Xi can't help but smile at Joe Biden's energy policies

President Xi Jinping of the People's Republic of China is often photographed with a smug smile, bordering on a smirk. It conveys the satisfaction that comes with presumed success. Read More.

End of U.S. petrodollar era? SVB, China and the Saudis

No nation has done more during the Biden administration to marginalize the U.S. dollar than China. Read More.