Geopolitics

Samsung prioritizes semiconductors, plans Texas site

With an eye on competing for supremacy in the lucrative chip-making industry with a new facility in Texas, South Korea-based Samsung Electronics Co. has replaced the heads of its three major business units and merged the company’s mobile and consumer electronics businesses into a single unit. Read More.

EU war on Christmas exposes anti-Christian hatred

Christmas is approaching and European superstate apparatchiks are exposing their loathing for the roots and customs of the traditional peoples of the Continent. Read More.

Taliban war booty tops military spending of Germany, Japan

When the Taliban forces overran Afghanistan a few months ago, not only did they capture a country continuously in conflict since the initial Soviet invasion in 1979, but they equally seized huge stockpiles of American supplied weapons provided to the defeated Afghan military. Read More.

China issues threat against U.S. officials visiting Taiwan

China used its official media to hint that it would use its air force possibly to shoot down aircraft carrying United States officials visiting Taiwan. Read More.

Failing to repay loan, Uganda loses only airport to China

Uganda has lost its only international airport to China for failing to repay a loan, reports say. Read More.

Notre Dame being rebuilt as 'woke theme park'

Wokeness has spread like the plague through much of Europe and now appears to have engulfed one of the most iconic Catholic churches in history. Read More.

Afghans to ‘pay twice’ after Taliban takeover

Following the Taliban’s lightning takeover of Afghanistan and America’s humiliating withdrawal, the remote South Asian country soon morphed into the political netherworld. Read More.

With NASA delays, China could win new Moon race

Over the last week the “new race” to the Moon got closer, with the United States announcing delays and China hinting at an acceleration. Read More.

Reports: Hunter Biden helped China corner cobalt

Hunter Biden raked in the cash as he assisted communist China in its pursuit of controlling the supply of cobalt after his father, Joe Biden, had publicly warned that America's electric car development could be threatened by China's control of the precious resource, reports say. Read More.

Biden begs Chairman Xi to release China oil reserves

Joe Biden's decision to reverse President Donald Trump's policies which led to American energy independence have already hit the nation hard at the gas pump and, as winter takes old, households which use heating oil will see a 40 percent increase in prices. Read More.

Could U.S. duplicate China surveillance methods?

As it struggles to contain new outbreaks of apparent Covid variants and deal with reportedly ineffective vaccines, China’s communist regime continues to roll out increasingly intrusive and chilling surveillance techniques. Read More.

CCP loves Team Biden’s nuclear security policy

The communist regime in China is "sprinting to build" an estimated 350 new silos for its intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), analyst Rick Fisher noted. Read More.

Soros out: El Salvador targets outside influencers

With the rest of the world going the way of North Korea in recent months, here's why hope springs eternal. Read More.

Could life in North Korea get even worse?

The ongoing global COVID pandemic combined with a shroud of secrecy and indifference has hidden the fast-deteriorating human rights situation in North Korea. Read More.

NIH-funded scientist filed for vax patent in Feb. 2020

A Chinese scientist who received funding from the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) filed a patent for a Covid-19 vaccine soon after the communist government in Beijing admitted there was human-to-human transmission of the virus, a report said. Read More.