Geopolitics

Biden commits U.S. tax dollars to pay Ukraine salaries

Joe Biden on Thursday pledged $1.3 billion more in assistance to Ukraine, building on the roughly $2.6 billion previously approved. Read More.

Russia, China warplanes enter S. Korea air defense zone

Russian and Chinese military planes flew into South Korea’s air defense zone just as North Korea was set to test-fire an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), a South Korean official said. Read More.

Unreported: China threat to U.S. via North Korea

It has been known, and reported almost exclusively by independent media, that for the last ten years China has provided material and technical support that North Korea needs to launch a nuclear attack on the United States. Read More.

Strategic lessons: Moscow took the bait

The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war — even as part of a much larger strategic conflict — has already begun to yield significant lessons for statecraft and military operations. Read More.

Ukraine War changes Europe’s views on defense

During the previous U.S. administration, Western European countries resisted President Donald Trump's appeals to increase their defense budgets. Read More.

China shows potential to aid Russian invasion

China has undertaken its first aerial power projection demonstration into Europe, using six of its largest indigenous Peoples Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) military transport aircraft to deliver an air defense system to Serbia on April 9, 2022. Read More.

Pakistan's ex-PM Khan says U.S. engineered his ouster

Massive street protests erupted in Pakistan after Prime Minister Imran Khan was ousted in a midnight vote of no-confidence in parliament on Saturday which Khan said was engineered by the Biden administration in Washington. Read More.

China's 'zero Covid' policy devastates Shanghai

This is what Covid lockdown looks like in a communist nation that some American leftists aspire to emulate. Read More.

Did Hunter Biden kill the International Space Station?

On April 2 the director general of the Russian space corporation Roscosmos, Dmitry Rogozin, a close ally of Vladimir Putin, continued to play hardball with the United States when he posted on Twitter his latest threat to end cooperation with the United States on the International Space Station (ISS). Read More.

Hungary's Orban enrages Left using their own tactics

When it comes to the credentialed officials of the ruling establishment and their mass communications organs, it is always wrong to assume that important issues of the day will be handled in anything approaching a fair-minded, well-meaning or even logical manner. Read More.

Biden’s Feb. 11 Indo-Pacific Strategy already obsolete

On Feb. 11, Team Biden released its Indo-Pacific Strategy. Less than two weeks later it had been overtaken by events, an analyst noted. Read More.

Can government solve crises it created? Schwab globalism

The unelected globalist and World Economic Forum (WEF) founder Klaus Schwab proclaimed on Wednesday that a single world government is needed to solve global problems such as climate change, trade, and economic disruption. Read More.

Biden agreed to another of China's ‘16 demands’

Several items on a list of “16 demands” China delivered to the Biden administration last year have been fulfilled, including a pledge by Team Biden not to seek to change China’s communist system. Read More.

Trump: Putin should reveal what he has on Bidens

Vladimir Putin should release any information he possesses on Biden family dealings with oligarchs in Russia and Ukraine, former President Donald Trump said on Tuesday. Read More.

Report confirms Hunter link to Ukraine biolabs

Russia’s claim that Hunter Biden's investment fund was involved in raising funds for biolab projects in Ukraine was accurate, according to e-mails reported on by London's Daily Mail Friday. Read More.