Geopolitics

'Things you aren’t supposed to say about Ukraine'

As on many occasions since the eras of Trump and Covid, independent media are left with the heavy lifting when it comes to providing a balanced and accurate perspective on the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Read More.

U.S. intelligence still split on Covid origins

Analysts say that China will continue to successfully evade responsibility or consequences from the worldwide spread of Covid as long as entrenched Deep State operatives in U.S. intelligence resist the lab leak theory supported by several Trump administration officials and current intel officials in other nations. Read More.

CIA helped prepare Ukraine for Russia invasion

U.S. intelligence is known to be present almost everywhere, except in places like North Korea, but don't tell anyone. It's a state secret. Read More.

New Iran deal called disastrous for U.S. security

The Biden administration is on the verge of agreeing to a revived nuclear deal with Iran that would be disastrous for U.S. national security, officials and analysts are saying. Read More.

Putin is mediating Iran talks on behalf of Team Biden

Vladimir Putin's regime is not only being allowed to mediate negotiations on reviving the Iran nuclear deal, but says it has received "written guarantees" from Team Biden that Western sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine will not affect cooperation with Iran within the framework of the 2015 nuclear deal. Read More.

Klaus Schwab turns on a once-promising Putin

Although Vladimir Putin was never an official designee in the World Economic Forum's "Young Global Leaders" program, WEF founder Klaus Schwab did not shy away from holding up the Russian leader to that standard. Read More.

U.S. embassy removes links on Ukraine biolabs

A list of Ukraine biolabs documents has been removed by the U.S. Embassy. Read More.

'Right again': Trump warning to Germany in 2018

During a September 2018 address before the United Nations General Assembly, President Donald Trump warned European Union nations they needed to reduce their dependency on Russian oil and natural gas. Read More.

Japan's Abe has a message for Joe Biden: Man up

Although he is no longer Japan’s Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe continues to be his nation’s most recognizable, influential and outspoken statesman, especially in recent months leading up to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine amid rising concerns China would follow suit in Taiwan. Read More.

White House, Kremlin in bioweapons information war

One of the biggest stories to emerge from the war in Ukraine is the confusion in Washington, D.C. about a facility in Odessa said to have ties both with the United States and bioweapons research. Read More.

Trump official hits U.S. return to ‘cluelessness’ on China

Team Biden’s bellicose rhetoric toward Russia, backed by military inaction, contrasts with its muted response to China’s direct challenge to U.S. strategic interests. Read More.

Who is responsible for this 'catastrophic war'?

A University of Chicago professor countered the overwhelming corporate media narrative with his withering assessment of blame in the "catastrophic" war in Ukraine: "The United States of America." Read More.

Early voting irregularities reported in South Korea

South Korea's National Election Commission (NEC) reportedly mishandled ballots of Covid patients during early voting in the presidential election. Read More.

Americans 'being lied to from all sides'

"Sadly right now, it's probably easier to find a Ukrainian flag than an American flag" in Washington's halls of power, former Trump adviser Steve Cortes said in a video on social media. Read More.

Would China honor nuke ‘umbrella’ deal with Ukraine?

In 2012, China agreed to provide a nuclear deterrent umbrella for Kyiv, which had surrendered its nuclear arsenal. Read More.