Geopolitics

Netanyahu called it: IAEA finds uranium at secret site

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed on Sept. 9 that a site in Iran that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a year ago called a "secret atomic warehouse" showed traces of uranium that Iran has yet to explain. Read More.

Hong Kong vs China: Who, really, was Chairman Mao?

Those who support giving government more control over their lives may want to examine the history of China’s experiment in total government control under Mao Zedong, analysts say. Read More.

Pompeo slams Iran for strikes on Saudi oil

Iran denies it is behind the Sept. 14 attacks on Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure, which the United States has described as "an unprecedented attack" on global energy supplies. Read More.

Bernie Sanders vows 'moratorium' on deportations

Sen. Bernie Sanders has said he backs a moratorium on all deportations from the U.S. Read More.

Mattis: Compared to ISIS, Iran ‘by far the more deadly threat’

During his time as head of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), Jim Mattis had long warned of Iran’s threat to Mideast stability. Read More.

September 11 message by Zawahiri calls for new attacks

Al Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawhairi in a video released on Wednesday, the 18th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks, called on Muslims to carry out new attacks on targets in the United States, Europe and Israel. Read More.

Hillary’s 2011 deal and global Islam's long march

The attacks carried out by Islamic terrorists on September 11, 2001 in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania were an attack on "freedom itself,” then-President George W. Bush said. Read More.

CEO: Climate hysteria pushing German auto industry to brink

Climate change protests against cars in general and stricter CO2 emission limits imposed by the European Union are pushing Germany’s vital auto industry to the “brink of collapse,” Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess said. Read More.

'Dark money' networks hold sway over U.S. policies

Leftists who often refer to dark money as the “enemy of democracy” apparently have no problem using it when it comes to attempting to subvert President Donald Trump’s immigration policies and judicial nominations, reports say. Read More.

Report: Mueller handled cover up of Saudis' 9-11 role

As then-director of the FBI, Robert Mueller “was the master when it came to covering up” Saudi Arabia’s role in the September 11, 2001 terror attacks, said a survivor who was pulled from the rubble of the World Trade Center 18 years ago. Read More.

Bill Gertz indicts past China policy: 'We are in real trouble'

While the policy of “engagement” with China incorporated by past administrations was leading to utter failure, Beijing was focusing on becoming a military and economic power that would become a major threat to the United States, a leading reporter on China and its military said. Read More.

U.S. embassy deletes Mugabe tribute after Carlson blast

Robert Mugabe, the brutal despot of Zimbabwe who was once a hero of the Left, died on Sept. 6 at age 95. Read More.

Iran-backed ‘electronic armies’ said to silence Iraqi critics

Pro-Iran factions in Iraq are deploying “electronic armies” to social media outlets in an attempt to silence their detractors, accusing them of being agents of Israel in what is tantamount to “incitements to murder,” a report said. Read More.

'Maximum pressure': Iran oil may get Russian assist

As the United States ramped up its “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran via energy sector sanctions, Russia said it was considering offering a $10 billion lifeline to Teheran’s vital oil industry. Read More.

Chinese DF-20 could appear in Oct. 1 parade

An Aug. 29 article on new missiles that may be displayed in China’s ten-year large military parade on Oct. 1 stated these would include, “hypersonic missiles such as the DF-17 and DF-20 which are capable of breaching missile shields….,” according to “military sources” cited by South China Morning Post writer Minnie Chan. Read More.