Geopolitics

Critical years: Will the U.S. and Taiwan deter China?

Over the next few years, communist China plans to build up to 9 to 12 new “brigades” of bombers, each with 32 aircraft. It is part of supreme leader Xi Jinping's strategy to "terrorize Taiwan into surrendering its freedom," a military specialist noted. Read More.

China study: Asymptomatic spread of covid never existed

A new study of nearly 10 million people in Wuhan, China – ground zero for the coronavirus – showed that asymptomatic spread of covid does not occur. Read More.

Feds nab Chinese national for disrupting online protests

A Chinese software engineer employed by a U.S. telecommunications company is facing federal charges in the U.S. after disrupting online protests that were organized to mark the anniversary of the 1989 massacre of pro-democracy protesters in China’s Tiananmen Square, the FBI said. Read More.

Mossad's Cohen has been Iran's 'worst nightmare'

"Yossi Cohen has become a legend in the Arab world. Iran's leadership made so many attempts to uncover the identities of Mossad agents, and never succeeded." Read More.

Sec. Pompeo recaps Trump’s foreign policy successes

The United States is in a much stronger position to counter China than it was four years ago due to the foreign policy decisions made by President Donald Trump, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said. Read More.

Ukraine official was offered access to Hillary's campaign

Ukraine Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko was offered “high-level” access to Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign by the same firm that represented Burisma Holdings, emails obtained by Judicial Watch show. Read More.

Hunter sent tycoon 'warm greetings', $10 million inovice

In June 2017 correspondence with CEFC Chairman Ye Jianming, Hunter Biden wished the Chinese energy tycoon "best wishes from the entire Biden family." The son of Joe Biden also asked Ye for a $10 million wire transfer to enter a joint venture with his energy company, Fox News reported on Wednesday. Read More.

Flashback: McConnell sister-in-law named to CCP bank board

"In a panic" following the election victory of Donald Trump, China appointed the sister-in-law of U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to the Bank of China's board of directors, the author of a new book on the monetizing of political influence said. Read More.

One-party rule in South Korea shocks U.S. congressman

Americans need only look at what is transpiring in South Korea to see what happens when one party rule is instituted following a disputed election, analysts say. Read More.

S. Korea moved to axe counterintel following election

South Korean leftist president Moon Jae-In and his ruling Democratic Party are close to achieving a long-desired goal of dismantling the country’s counterintelligence capability. Read More.

Trump secures peace deal between Israel and Morocco

Morocco has announced it is joining the Trump Administration's Abraham Accords, becoming the fourth Arab nation to agree to normalize ties with Israel in the last four months. Read More.

China hits Biden with influence campaign ‘on steroids’

China has launched what amounts to an influence campaign “on steroids” targeting Joe Biden’s potential cabinet. Read More.

China cashing in on U.S. pension funds: State Dept.

Some of the pension assets of American workers and retirees are being funneled to companies tied to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), according to the U.S. State Department. Read More.

Brennan hints Trump behind killing of Iranian nuke scientist

Iran has accused Israel of directing the death of senior Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, calling the incident an act of "state terrorism." But the assassination signals a more significant geopolitical fissure. Read More.

China sociologist: 'We are driving America to its death'

Chinese sociologist Dr. Li Yi, in an October address in Shenzhen, said: “As long as 1.4 billion Chinese people eat, sleep, defecate, and urinate every day, as long as we go to work every day, we will drive the U.S. to its death.” Read More.