Geopolitics

Outdated U.S. strategic forces won't deter China ‘breakout’

The Pentagon risks losing a 50-plus year strategic advantage in deterring Russia and China if it fails to replace missiles, bombers, and submarines that are outdated, U.S. defense officials say. Read More.

Report: Gore's firm tied to China slave labor, censorship

Al Gore's investment fund which is dedicated to environmental and social justice has investments in companies which are profiting from Chinese slave labor and Internet censorship, a report said. Read More.

Inflation, energy shortages 'worth it,' Davos elites told

The CEO of Norway’s largest financial services group told the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos, Switzerland that the runaway inflation and energy shortages that are devastating for families worldwide are "worth it." Read More.

Sen. Paul slams Davos one-world government plan

Implementing a one-world government is not a conspiracy theory. It is real and the plan is being fleshed out by many of the world's richest and most powerful people gathered this week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul said. Read More.

U.S., South Korea reconfirm deterrence policy

The United States and South Korea have reconfirmed that the U.S. will deploy strategic assets, which could include long-range strategic bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons, at the appropriate time as a means of deterring the Kim Jong-Un regime’s nuclear buildup. Read More.

Russia set to deploy nuclear-armed drone torpedo

A new drone torpedo capable of destroying entire cities or ports will be deployed by Russia this year, according to the commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. Read More.

The ruling Death Star takes shape at WEF

The annual elitist gathering in Davos is very concerned with pursuing online censorship in the name of "safety." Read More.

Did Biden end 'strategic ambiguity' on Taiwan?

Joe Biden on Monday said the United States would respond militarily to defend Taiwan if China tries to take the island nation by force. Read More.

Xi on the ropes as anger over lockdowns boils

Widespread anger over Covid lockdowns in China, including the financial hub Shanghai, has fueled rumors circulating on the mainland and overseas that supreme leader Xi Jinping, who only recently was given the power to essentially lead the communist nation for life, will step down from power. Read More.

Syria’s tragedy remains greatest humanitarian crisis

Our world is beset by unthinkable tragedy; brash military aggression, widening instability and grinding humanitarian suffering. Read More.

Elon Musk seen as existential threat by China's military

On May 5, China’s People Liberation Army Daily (PLAD), which runs the website China Military Online, published a detailed attack on Elon Musk’s growing Starlink constellation. Read More.

Stratcom leader appears out of step with Biden policies

U.S. Strategic Command currently has “the absolute minimum” forces to deter both China and Russia, Adm. Charles Richard, the Stratcom commander, said during a Senate hearing. Read More.

Taliban orders women to cover head-to-toe in public

Eight months after Joe Biden ceded control of Afghanistan to the Taliban, the terror organization now running the country has ordered women to cover themselves head-to-toe while in public. Read More.

China again cancels bioweapons meeting with U.S

For the second consecutive year, China has refused to meet with the United States to discuss ongoing concerns over China’s biological weapons activities, the U.S. State Department said in its annual report on arms treaty compliance. Read More.

Spies compromised U.S.-ROK command bunker in Seoul

Using a specially-designed spy watch, South Korean operatives working for North Korea compromised a U.S.-South Korea (ROK) Command, Control, Computer, and Intelligence system located in a bunker at the Ministry of National Defense in Seoul, a report said. Read More.