Geopolitics

4,000 in Europe died after adverse reactions to vaccines

Big Tech and Big Media have all but ignored news that 3,964 people in Europe have died from adverse reactions to covid vaccines. Read More.

China buys more oil from Iran as Biden eases sanctions

Joe Biden’s move to end the Trump administration’s policy of maximum pressure via sanctions on Iran opened the door for China to increase oil imports from the Islamic Republic. Read More.

Tanzania's Magufuli: Lockdown critic, spurned China loans

Tanzania’s former Populist President John Magufuli’s state funeral commenced on March 22 before throngs of supporters. Read More.

Lawsuit seeks records of NIH funding tied to Wuhan lab

Judicial Watch has filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for National Institutes of Health (NIH) records of communications, contracts and agreements with the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China. Read More.

Xi mobilizes China for war, rallies ‘anti-white coalition’

Seeing America under Joe Biden as being in "terminal decline," Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping is forming a "global anti-white coalition" and prepping for war, an analyst said. Read More.

Stenaographer: Putin 'bitch-slapped' Biden in Moscow

During an interview with the White House propaganda wing that aired on Wednesday, Joe Biden claimed that, in 2011, he had stared down Russian President Vladimir Putin, got in his face, and said the Russian leader didn't have a soul. Biden said Putin smiled and said "we understand one another." Read More.

Russia threatens ban if Twitter doesn't remove child porn

Russia is giving Twitter 30 days to remove illegal content, including child pornography, or be banned from the country. Read More.

Kim Jong-Un's sister takes off the gloves with Biden

Kim Yo-Jong, a tough-talking top gun in the communist regime and kid sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un is not following the lead of the fawning Washington press corp in dealing with the Biden White House. Read More.

China takes Hong Kong, Democrat bill 'written in hell'

The similarities in the Chinese communist and U.S. Democrat way of thinking is chilling to say the least. Read More.

Verbal angst at the UN but no action on Burma

More than a month after the military overthrew Burma’s elected government, the situation in the South East Asian country aka Myanmar remains “fragile and fluid,” according to the UN’s Special Envoy Christine Schraner Burgener. Read More.

Biden releases $3 billion in frozen Iranian funds

Cozying up to the world's top state sponsor of terrorism is nothing new for Joe Biden. Read More.

Bill Gates tied to Chinese firm 'mining' Americans' DNA

Bill Gates has close ties to the Chinese genomics firm that has been flagged by U.S. officials for "mining" the DNA of Americans via Covid-19 tests, a report said. Read More.

Woke NBA silent on China court's homosexuality ruling

A Chinese court this week ruled that homosexuality can be referred to as a “psychological disorder.” The NBA and oh-so-woke players such as LeBron James and Stephen Curry, who usually have no problem expressing political opinions, have been silent. Read More.

Analyst: Taiwan needs U.S. help to fend off China

The day Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping decides the People's Liberation Army (PLA) can win a war to conquer Taiwan, "that is when his war will begin," a China analyst noted. Read More.

Uighur details atrocities in China’s ‘re-education camps’

A Chinese Uighur who has political refugee status in France has described the atrocities she and more than a million of her people have suffered at the hands of communist China in Xinjiang "re-education camps." Read More.