Geopolitics

Made in China: The real Coronavirus issue

GENEVA — In recent decades China has emerged as the factory to the world; a key player in production networks for automobiles, smartphones, computers, textiles and medical equipment. Read More.

CCP Virus: Academic calls for Xi to resign after 'explosive spread'

In an open letter, influential Chinese academic Xu Zhiyong called on Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping to step down in wake of Xi's handling of the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. Read More.

Report: Chinese on social media supported embattled Seoul leader

Chinese nationals in South Korea, have been exposed using social media in an effort to thwart a massive petition drive to impeach South Korean President Moon Jae-In, a report said. Read More.

Meanwhile, two top terror chiefs eliminated

Amid the scramble to prop up the old Democrat who can't remember his name who is running for president and establish the narrative of coronavirus as "Trump's Katrina," the corporate media failed to report that two more top terrorist leaders were reportedly eliminated. Read More.

Swedish populist hands out 'Sweden is Full' flyers in Turkey

The populist leader of the Sweden Democrat (SD) party was referred to police after he handed out flyers in Turkey proclaiming "Sweden is Full." Read More.

Coronavirus: China launches major disinformation offensive

China's state-run propaganda outlets are circulating false stories on the coronavirus situation in the United States in order to take the focus away from the origin of the outbreak and criticism of the communist regime's handling of it in China, reports say. Read More.

Chinese official denied top spot at intellectual property agency

The United State was successful in preventing a Chinese official from being named director-general of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Read More.

30 states have tech contracts with China’s Lenovo and Lexmark

A large number of states in the U.S. have contracts with two Chinese firms — Lenovo and Lexmark — which are required to report data and information they receive to the communist government in Beijing, security analysts say. Read More.

North Korea seals off world from its coronavirus secrets

In a time of crisis, near-panic, over a disease to which the best medical minds have yet to find a sure cure, total cooperation is essential. The World Health Organization, scientists around the world, anyone who knows anything is duty-bound to try and help. Read More.

Coronavirus take toll among top Iran officials

The coronavirus is taking a heavy toll on high ranking government officials in Iran. Read More.

After rough day in Syria, Turkey 'opened the doors' to Europe

Shortly after Turkey suffered its worst single-day military casualties at the hands of Russian-backed Syrian government forces in Idlib last week, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan publicly stated he was opening Turkey’s borders to Syrian refugees fleeing into Europe. Read More.

What President Sanders would mean for U.S.-UK ties

While Joe Biden staved off the reaper in the South Carolina primary on Saturday, Bernie Sanders seems well-positioned to outpace him to become the Democrat nominee to challenge President Donald Trump. Read More.

Iran’s vice president has coronavirus

Vice President for Women and Family Affairs Masoumeh Ebtekar, known as “Screaming Mary,” is the latest Iranian government official to be diagnosed with coronavirus, reports say. Read More.

China seen Ieveraging expanded nuclear forces against U.S.

China is intent on doubling the size of its nuclear arsenal by the end of this decade, U.S. military officials say. Read More.

Ukraine probing Biden’s role in firing of prosecutor

An investigation is underway into allegations that Joe Biden threatened to withhold U.S. funding to Ukraine if the nation’s leaders did not fire their top prosecutor, Ukraine’s State Bureau of Investigations has confirmed. Read More.