Geopolitics

Afghanistan crisis worsens one year after Taliban takeover

One year after the appalling collapse of Afghanistan into the hands of the Taliban insurgents, the humanitarian crisis in that beleaguered South Asian country has gone from bad to worse. Read More.

Trudeau says foes have 'anxiety' caused by 'climate change'

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's woke globalist agenda is not popular among a large portion of the Canadian population. Read More.

Singapore: Decline in births 9 months after vax rollout

Singapore began the mass vaccination of women of childbearing age in June 2021. In March of 2022, exactly nine months later, Singapore reported a dramatic decrease in births. Read More.

Sea lanes, undersea cables at risk in China-Taiwan war

In the event of a war between China and Taiwan, undersea cables which carry Internet and telephone traffic could be cut and global shipping would likely be significantly disrupted, a U.S. think tank said in an Aug. 29 report. Read More.

As freedom ends under CCP law, 140,000 flee Hong Kong

As the communist regime in Beijing tightens its grip on Hong Kong via its new national security law, more than 140,000 residents of the former British colony have applied this year for British visas that open a pathway to UK citizenship. Read More.

WEF advisor: Sensors will 'monitor' all human activity

Humans in the not-too-distant future will have "biometric sensors" placed "on or inside" their bodies which will track their every move, including bodily functions, according to a top advisor to the World Economic Forum (WEF). Read More.

Threats by Kim’s sister raise questions on bioweapons

Kim Yo-Jong, the younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un and a top official in the Pyongyang regime, accused South Korea of spreading Covid-19 to the North via balloons launched from the South. Read More.

Report: Weapons never get to Ukraine soldiers on front line

Most of the billions of dollars in military aid from the U.S. and other nations never reaches Ukrainian soldiers battling Russia on the front lines, a new report said. Read More.

World Economic Forum calls for AI 'solution' to 'wrongthink'

The World Economic Forum (WEF) this month proposed a system that would automate the censorship of what globalists essentially determine to be "misinformation" and "hate speech" online, a report said. Read More.

Putin order: Women who have 10 or more children get $16,645

Russian leader Vladimir Putin has revived a Soviet-era program which rewards women who have 10 or more children. Read More.

U.S. Adm. Aquilino: ‘Every day we try to prevent war’

In the aftermath of a weak Biden administration response to China’s aggressive blockade exercises against Taiwan following the visit of U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the pressure to maintain deterrence in the region has fallen squarely on one man, U.S. Indo-Pacific commander Adm. John Aquilino. Read More.

Scotland felled 14 million trees to clear way for wind turbines

As reported in the Scottish publication The Herald, authorities in Scotland approved the removal of 14 million trees to clear forest land for 21 wind turbines. Read More.

Research on deadly Nipah virus conducted at Wuhan lab

Communist China’s Wuhan Institute of Virology carried out gain-of-function research on a virus that is much deadlier than Covid-19, according to recent testimony before the U.S. Senate. Read More.

Biden lacks resolve to respond to PLA moves against Taiwan

The Biden Administration’s weak response to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s desire to visit Taiwan has been compounded by its weak response to China’s ongoing threatening exercises against Taiwan. Read More.

Report: Just 30% of U.S. military aid to Ukraine accounted for

Of the billions of dollars worth of military assistance, paid for by U.S. taxpayers, that the United States had already earmarked for Ukraine, only 30 percent actually reaches its intended destination, a Ukraine aid organization said. Read More.