Geopolitics

Enraged citizens shattered the CCP’s Internet firewall

Demonstrators in China said firefighters were unable to respond to and contain a blaze at an apartment building in Urumqi, capital of the heavily Muslim region of Xinjiang, where an unknown number of people died because of the communist regime's Covid-19 lockdown. Read More.

China mining for EV industry ruins Indonesia's environment

In mining the metals needed for its electric vehicle industry, China has created an environmental catastrophe in Indonesia that might never be cleaned up, a report said. Read More.

Protesters defy ‘surveillance state’ imposed after Tiananmen

As video from nationwide anti-lockdown protests in China goes viral, supporting demonstrations in New York, Toronto and other world capitals have erupted highlighting the distinction between the relatively small CCP and the Chinese people. Read More.

Anti-lockdown protests continue to rage in China

Chinese Communist Party (CCP) authorities have deployed security forces throughout the country to put down massive and possibly coordinated protests against Xi Jinping's zero-tolerance coronavirus (Covid) lockdown policies. Read More.

Desperate Biden lifts sanctions on brutal Maduro regime

Team Biden is addressing the U.S. energy crisis by encouraging more oil drilling — in the socialist hellhole of Venezuela. Read More.

MI5 chief: 'Game-changing' challenge of China espionage

Chinese operatives have been recruiting British citizens as spies as part of influence operations that can last years and even decades, according to the chief of domestic intelligence in the United Kingdom. Read More.

Philippines rebuffs UN on abortion, gay marriage

Government officials in the Philippines said the nation will not follow the recommendation of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to allow abortion and divorce and to legalize same-sex marriage. Read More.

Iranian women pull back the veil on hated regime

The women’s led uprising against Iran’s Islamic Republic continues. Under the inspiring slogan Woman, Life, Freedom, the movement confronting Teheran’s theocratic regime is widening and now had gained vital political support from key Western countries many of whom long rationalized their political and business links with Iran. Read More.

Biden asks Congress for $37 billion more for Ukraine

Joe Biden is calling on Congress to approve another $37.7 billion in aid to Ukraine for the war effort against Russia. Read More.

My world, my ‘conditions’: Xi scolds Trudeau, G20 actors

Fresh from forcibly securing an unprecedented third five-year term as China's top leader, Xi Jinping returned to the international stage at the G20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia after a self-imposed Covid travel drought. Xi promptly made clear to the president of the United States and other leaders that he expected deference. Criticism was met with charges of "Cold War mentality." Read More.

Intel report reviews unraveling world order

In its Nov. 15 issue, Geostrategy-Direct.com, the subscription intelligence briefing published in association with WorldTribune.com surveyed the geopolitical landscape and identified disturbing developments with one locus in common: The People's Republic of China. Read More.

Unelected Klaus Schwab pushes the Great Reset at G20

World Economic Forum (WEF) founder Klaus Schwab has not been elected to lead any country, but there he was on Monday issuing directives for the Great Reset to leaders of supposedly sovereign countries ahead of the G20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia. Read More.

‘Selected’ superpower chiefs ignore the China virus

The White House said in a statement on Monday that Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping "spoke candidly" on a "range of issues" including Taiwan, Russia’s nuclear threats, climate change, and competitive trade in a meeting ahead of the G20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia. Read More.

400 private jets land in Egypt to set ‘climate’ agenda

The world has only nine years to avoid a “critical climate change threshold,” a group of climate elitists proclaimed at the UN COP27 climate conference in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt on Friday. Read More.

Strategic Command chief: ‘The big one is coming’

The Department of Defense needs to better prepare U.S. forces for a war involving China, the departing commander of the Pentagon’s Strategic Command (STRATCOM) said. Read More.