Geopolitics

Europe’s largest deposit of rare earth minerals in Sweden

The state-owned mining company of Sweden has reported discovering what is believed to be the largest deposit of rare earth minerals in Europe. Read More.

WHO 'mystified' by un-jabbed Africa's low Covid infection rate

Less than 6% of the population of Africa has received the Covid jab. Yet, the continent has fared far better than countries with high injection rates. Read More.

The new space race: What if China controls the Moon?

When NASA Administrator Bill Nelson warned that China was intent on claiming the Moon as its territory, the communist regime in Beijing went into full diplomatic propaganda mode to deny it. Read More.

China nuke aresenal is based on gifted, stolen American tech

Communist China has been able to rapidly build up its nuclear arsenal using American nuclear and missile technology obtained via overly-accommodating U.S. space and nuclear cooperation in the 1990s, according to a review of Chinese technology records and internal U.S. government documents. Read More.

2023 look ahead: Key conflicts and potential crises

Our world remains an increasingly tumultuous place and the tragedy of expanding conflicts is only surpassed by the waves of refugees fleeing those troubles. Read More.

Analysis: First step to U.S. confronting China is to wake up

It has not yet dawned on many that the United States is burning while China plays the fiddle. Waking up is the first step in confronting a deadly threat to our nation’s future. Read More.

Russia deploys warship with Zircon hypersonic missiles

Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Wednesday deployed a warship armed with new hypersonic Zircon cruise missiles on a mission to the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. Read More.

China fighter jet came within 20 feet of colliding with U.S. aircraft

On Dec. 21, a Chinese fighter jet came within 20 feet of colliding with a U.S. military aircraft in international airspace over the South China Sea, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (Indo-PACOM) said in a statement. Read More.

In Hungary, all mothers under age 30 exempted from taxes

In an effort to boost the native family over foreign immigrants, the government of President Viktor Orban is exempting all Hungarian mothers under the age of 30 from paying taxes. Read More.

Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab and downsizing the human race

Billionaire globalists such as Bill Gates and would-be world rulers like the "King of Davos," Klaus Schwab, "view human beings and their capacity to 'be fruitful and multiply' as one of the greatest crises which ever faced humanity," an analyst said. Read More.

2023 World Economic Forum: Zelensky in, Twitter out

Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, who members of the Uniparty in the U.S. Congress have crowned the new Winston Churchill, said his government is preparing to participate in the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland in January. Since criticism of Zelensky is currently allowed on Elon Musk's Twitter, the WEF has canceled Twitter in its “How to follow Davos 2023” social media pamphlet. Read More.

Iran booted from UN Women’s Rights Commission

In a hugely symbolic but stinging rebuke, the Islamic Republic of Iran has been expelled from the UN’s Commission on Women’s Rights. The vote in the 54-member Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) came amid growing global outrage at the Iranian regime’s brutal and bloody crackdown on widening demonstrations across the country in protest to the theocratic regime’s restrictions on women’s rights and freedoms. Read More.

Several nations investigating China's foreign police stations

Several countries have either shut down or are investigating China’s operating of extralegal police stations which are set up by the communist regime to monitor the activity of Chinese nationals in at least 50 countries. Read More.

Kim cultivates middle class in 'communist' North Korea

Since its founding in 1948, North Korea has claimed to be a communist society. Under communist rule, there are supposedly no class divisions. Read More.

Having scorned Biden, Saudis roll out red carpet for Xi

A powerful wind from the East is blowing across the Arabian desert. During a significant but overlooked three-day visit to Saudi Arabia, China’s leader Xi Jinping has scored a “strategic partnership” with oil rich and strategic Saudi Arabia. Read More.