Geopolitics

South Korea leftists warm to China, shun own patriots

While bolstering its security ties to China, the administration of leftist South Korean President Moon Jae-In has clamped down on patriotic and anti-government demonstrations in Seoul. Read More.

Eye on China: U.S. closes immigration door to communists

The United States has moved to make it essentially impossible for members of any foreign communist party to obtain permanent residence in America. Read More.

NY Times runs propaganda praising Hong Kong crackdown

The New York Times on Thursday published a propaganda piece from a Hong Kong official who heaped praise on the communist Chinese government for its brutal crackdown on pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong. Read More.

U.S. issues high-level Taiwan alert

On Sept. 27, Bill Gertz, writing for The Washington Times, reported on his interview with United States National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien, who used the occasion to issue the highest-level U.S. warning of potential Chinese aggression against Taiwan. Read More.

Brazil’s Bolsonaro calls out Biden for debate threat

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Wednesday slammed what he called Joe Biden's "coward threat" during Tuesday's debate in which the U.S. Democrat presidential candidate vowed to impose "economic consequences" on Brazil if it did not toe the leftist line on climate change. Read More.

Trump nominated third time for Nobel Peace Prize

Citing the "Trump Doctrine" against endless foreign wars, four Australian law professors nominated U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. Read More.

Report: Fraud likely in South Korea election

The April 15, 2020 South Korean election resulted in an overwhelming victory (180 out of 300 seats) for leftist President Moon Jae-In's ruling Democratic Party (DP) over the main opposition UFP. Read More.

A North Korean horror show shocks South

A South Korean fisheries official who was reportedly attempting to defect to North Korea was shot and killed and his body burned at sea by North Korean soldiers, reports say. Read More.

China prepares world opinion for moves on Taiwan Strait

As the global death toll from the Chinese Wuhan coronavirus approaches one million people, China wants the world to also know that it is ready to start a war against the 23 million free people of Taiwan. Read More.

Pompeo: CCP targeting PTA meetings in U.S. schools

As part of an intensifying influence campaign, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is sending operatives to PTA meetings at U.S. schools, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said. Read More.

Study: China forcing Tibetans into labor camps

Hundreds of thousands of people in Tibet are being forced by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) into military-style training centers which analysts say are akin to forced labor camps, a study has said. Read More.

Obama, never-Trumpers wrongly predicted Mideast disaster

As the Trump administration was set to move in and he was leaving office in January of 2017, then-Secretary of State John Kerry predicted doom for the Middle East. Read More.

Sweden has not seen spike in new covid cases

As the number of coronavirus infections surges across Europe, Sweden has some of the lowest numbers of new cases and only 14 virus patients in intensive care. Read More.

Mossad chief: Mideast peace deals 'game changer'

The importance of the Abraham Accord, in which U.S. President Donald Trump brokered the normalization of relations between Israel and Arab states Bahrain and United Arab Emirates, can't be understated, the chief of Israel's Mossad said. Read More.

Media ignores Trump's historic Mideast peace deal

For the U.S. corporate media the historic Mideast peace deal brokered by President Donald Trump it was not even worth a question at the Wednesday White House press briefing. Read More.