Geopolitics

Putin in talks with Taliban to acquire U.S. weaponry

Russian leader Vladimir Putin has his sights set on some of the $7.1 billion in American military weaponry and equipment abandoned by Joe Biden when he surrendered Afghanistan to the Taliban, a report said. Read More.

Trump says he could end Russia-Ukraine war 'within 24 hours'

As Team Biden was approving sending U.S. Abrams main battle tanks to Ukraine in what military analysts said was an overt escalation of the war, former President Donald Trump was pleading for peace, and saying he could absolutely deliver it. Read More.

Trump China specialist: Team Biden clueless about 'ideology'

U.S. leadership is suffering from a severe case of “poverty of ideology,” failing to understand the dominant role of communist ideology in dealing with China, a former top State Department policymaker said in a recent speech. Read More.

Japan's low birth rate has it on 'verge' of societal collapse

Births in Japan plunged to a new record low last year, dropping below 800,000 for the first time, according to official estimates. Read More.

Texas, Hawaii move to ban Chinese ownership of U.S. land

State legislatures in Texas and Hawaii are acting on growing alarms about foreign investment in U.S. land, particularly by communist China. Read More.

Why was Georgia’s Gov. Kemp at World Economic Forum?

For those who really know what Georgia Republican Gov. Brian Kemp is all about, it was no surprise that he could not resist an invitation to hobnob with the gathering of elite globalists at the World Economic Forum’s (WEF's) annual conference in Davos, Switzerland. Read More.

Wake up call: Japan abandons post-WWII defense posture

There’s a significant sea change affecting Japanese defense policy. Some would say it’s the result of a political tsunami. Others would argue it’s a long overdue wake up call. Read More.

Trump vows to stop China from buying up U.S. assets

When he retakes the White House, former President Donald Trump has vowed to prohibit Chinese nationals from buying U.S. farmland or owning American telecommunications, energy, technology, or medical supplies companies. Read More.

For Ukraine, U.S. taps ammo stockpiles in Israel, S. Korea

In a desperate behind the scenes scramble to keep up the steady supply of arms and ammunition demanded by Ukraine, the Pentagon has tapped into stockpiles of U.S. ammunition in Israel and South Korea, reports say. Read More.

As WEF elites convene, pricey hookers embed in Davos hotels

For those laying the foundation for Earth's future in Davos, Switzerland fine wine and private jets are not enough. Read More.

Europe’s largest deposit of rare earth minerals in Sweden

The state-owned mining company of Sweden has reported discovering what is believed to be the largest deposit of rare earth minerals in Europe. Read More.

WHO 'mystified' by un-jabbed Africa's low Covid infection rate

Less than 6% of the population of Africa has received the Covid jab. Yet, the continent has fared far better than countries with high injection rates. Read More.

The new space race: What if China controls the Moon?

When NASA Administrator Bill Nelson warned that China was intent on claiming the Moon as its territory, the communist regime in Beijing went into full diplomatic propaganda mode to deny it. Read More.

China nuke aresenal is based on gifted, stolen American tech

Communist China has been able to rapidly build up its nuclear arsenal using American nuclear and missile technology obtained via overly-accommodating U.S. space and nuclear cooperation in the 1990s, according to a review of Chinese technology records and internal U.S. government documents. Read More.

2023 look ahead: Key conflicts and potential crises

Our world remains an increasingly tumultuous place and the tragedy of expanding conflicts is only surpassed by the waves of refugees fleeing those troubles. Read More.