Geopolitics

Who is WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus?

When the term of World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Dr. Margaret Chan, a Chinese citizen, ended in 2017, the regime of Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping pushed hard for Ethiopian microbiologist Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus as her successor. Read More.

WHO chief in war of words with USA and Taiwan, but not China

President Donald Trump intends to continue asking "tough questions" of the World Health Organization (WHO) as the WHO's director-general launched into a tirade over criticism of the organization's repeating Chinese propaganda on the extent of the coronavirus pandemic, U.S. officials say. Read More.

High-tech totalitarianism: CCP tactics well known by minorities

The repressive policies of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which have seen hundreds of thousands of ethnic minorities sent to prison camps in China, are also responsible for tens of thousands of deaths worldwide due to the CCP's decision to hide the extent of the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, activists say. Read More.

What China omitted from its official coronavirus timeline

A timeline for the coronavirus published by China's official propaganda outlet Xinhua failed to mention several critical events in the crisis. Read More.

Making China pay: Lawsuit filed in Texas for $20 trillion

People died and economies collapsed as the result of China's coronavirus negligence. Many are calling on China to pay for the damage it maliciously inflicted on the world. Read More.

How to control coronavirus: Taiwan vs South Korea

Taiwan and South Korea have been lauded by many health officials and media organizations as models of successful strategies to combat the coronavirus. Read More.

Ka-ching: China has sold 4 billion masks abroad since March

After allowing the Wuhan coronavirus to escape its borders to become a worldwide health catastrophe, China is now cashing in on the pandemic to the tune of billions of dollars via the export of medical supplies. Read More.

Japan, Sweden opt for keeping economies open despite crisis

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday said he will declare a state of emergency in seven prefectures but added that the declaration does not amount to a lockdown. Read More.

Think tank calculates China's legal obligation: $6.5 trillion

Had the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) provided accurate information at an early juncture of the coronavirus outbreak "the infection would not have left China," a UK-based think tank said. Read More.

Missing: Doctor was reprimanded for coronavirus warning

A Chinese doctor who was one of the first to publicly warn about the coronavirus has gone missing, sparking fears that she has been detained by Chinese authorities, reports say. Read More.

Trump warns Iran over projected covert Iraq attack

Iran would "pay a heavy price" for an attack on American troops or assets in Iraq, U.S. President Donald Trump warned. Read More.

China's credibility takes hit despite propaganda offensive

Major cracks are forming in Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping's urgent global narrative which aims to paint the communist regime as reliable partners — if not world saviors — rather than the totalitarian system responsible for the Wuhan coronavirus. Read More.

Contempt in Japan for WHO: Call it ‘China Health Organization'

The World Health Organization (WHO) has essentially become China's accomplice in the coronavirus outbreak and should be renamed the "China Health Organization," Japan's deputy prime minister said. Read More.

Reports: China deliberately misled world on virus

Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping's regime concealed the extent and origins of the coronavirus outbreak, reports say. Read More.

Student who researched and called out CCP disappears

A Chinese college student who publicly called for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to relinquish power amid its mishandling of the coronavirus outbreak has reportedly gone missing. Read More.