Geopolitics

Chinese troops kill 20 Indians in Himalayan border clash

At least 20 Indian soldiers were killed by Chinese troops during fighting on Monday at the disputed border area in the Himalayan Mountains, officials in India said. Read More.

Officials seek international probe of 2020 S. Korean elections

Several former South Korean ambassadors and one former vice minister have signed a letter appealing for the world's attention and calling for an investigation of the April 2020 election. Read More.

U.S. counters China with three carrier groups in the Pacific

Three U.S. aircraft carrier strike groups are currently deployed in the Indo-Pacific, a news service report said. Read More.

Alleged money launderer for Maduro arrested en route to Iran

A Colombian businessman indicted by U.S. authorities as the chief money launderer for Nicolas Maduro's regime in Venezuela has been detained in the African island archipelago of Cape Verde. Read More.

Twitter data contradicts Democrat narrative on foreign influence ops

The Chinese Communist Party weaponized nearly 200,000 Twitter accounts to disseminate “state-linked” propaganda, Twitter said as part of a report entitled, “Disclosing networks of state-linked information operations we’ve removed.” Read More.

China touts ‘new world order’; Video shows diplomats at riots

China’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic will propel the communist nation to supplant the United States and take a “leading role in the new world,” Chinese propaganda outlets are saying. Read More.

‘State-sponsored religious suppression' on rise in China

In sharp contrast to that of the United States, the Chinese government is continuing to crack down on ethnic and religious minorities, including Falun Gong members, Tibetan Buddhists, Muslims, and underground Protestant and Catholic churches, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on June 10. Read More.

Harvard study: 'Something was happening' in Wuhan in October

Harvard University researchers reported that trends in hospital traffic and search engine data in the late summer and early fall of 2019 from the Chinese province of Hubei, in which Wuhan is the capital city, indicate the coronavirus could have been spreading through China as early as August, much earlier than the communist government admitted. Read More.

China's problem with Hong Kong? Its anti-communist fervor

The "main problem" the regime of supreme leader Xi Jinping has with Hong Kong are pro-democracy forces opposed to Chinese Communist Party (CCP) rule, a top official confirmed. Read More.

Israel cheers first space mission by Arab nation

The United Arab Emirates plans to launch a mission to Mars in July. Read More.

'So what?' As U.S. shreds itself, China is ‘ramping up'

A mass quarantine, violent riots and mounting evidence that of a deep state plot to disrupt Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign and his presidential transition have occupied and threatened America's collective consciousness. Read More.

Communist? President in Seoul sues former media tycoon for libel

South Korean liberal President Moon Jae-In sued the former chairman of a television network for libel and spreading "false facts" for allegedly calling the president a "communist." Read More.

China's navy acted when coronavirus sidelined U.S. carrier

The USS Theodore Roosevelt, which was sidelined for nearly two months after a coronavirus outbreak aboard the aircraft carrier, is back at sea. Read More.

'Hong Kong is not dead,' says Tiananmen survivor

As another in a long line of moves by the Xi Jinping regime to eliminate Hong Kong's autonomy was imposed, a survivor of the June 4, 1989 massacre and the president of a religious freedom organization vowed that Hong Kong "is not dead." Read More.

U.S. takes strong stand on Hong Kong: EU? Not so much

The European Union, under pressure from Germany, has decided not to take any action against China for its imposition of new laws that will essentially end Hong Kong’s autonomy. Read More.