Geopolitics

The first ‘Axis of Evil’ celebrates in Pyongyang

While the fighting stopped, the Korean War was not ended by the 1953 armistice, so it is with great foreboding that 70 years later, the inheritors of that first Axis of Evil met again and even took to the parade dais. Read More.

China's outsized influence at subservient UN

China has undue influence on UN agencies despite being only the sixth-largest contributor to the UN’s overall budget. Read More.

Reborn under Critical Race Theory, South Africa implodes

South Africa native Elon Musk tweeted on July 31: "They are openly pushing for genocide of white people in South Africa." Read More.

Ukraine: Putin playing 'hunger games' with world food supply

The Russians are acting more and more like Soviets. Their brutal war in Ukraine underscores the point that Moscow’s military ambitions have counter-humanitarian consequences. Read More.

Analysts: Israel protesters follow U.S. Deep State playbook

A protest movement in Israel against judicial reform legislation aims to ultimately bring down Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. And it is following the Washington, D.C. Deep State playbook page for page, analysts say. Read More.

Biden won't confrot China-North Korea missile collaboration

A week of nuclear threat diplomacy in Asia underscores the essential importance of nuclear weapons to sustaining stability in that region, but also underscores that the United States requires a far larger regional nuclear arsenal to fulfill its extended deterrence commitments. Read More.

Military-age CCP males making trek to U.S. border

Chinese Communist Party (CCP) military-age males are illegally crossing the American border. They are joining the millions of other illegal aliens who have crossed the border. Read More.

China restricts exports of rare-earths 'critical' to U.S. security

The communist regime in Beijing announced earlier this month that, starting on Aug. 1, it will impose restrictions on the export of two rare-earth minerals that are key to manufacturing advanced semiconductors. Read More.

Financial signs point to China invasion of Taiwan

After outlining the financial signals of the Chinese Communist Party's preparations for war, an analyst said the key to prevent the invasion of Taiwan is for the U.S. government to prepare severe financial sanctions against the communist regime in Beijing. Read More.

North Korean regime carries out 20th missile launch this year

North Korea’s unannounced launch of another ballistic missile has nearly become a ho-hum event given the rash but predictable actions of Pyongyang’s rulers. After all we have seen this bellicose stunt many times before and thus have become dangerously numb and nearly indifferent to its ultimate threat and consequence. Read More.

UK parliament: China has infiltrated Britain's universities

China has fully infiltrated Great Britain's universities, bribing academics not to criticize Beijing, intimidating Chinese students in the UK who dare to speak out against the communist regime, and stealing research which could benefit China's military, according to a report by the UK parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee. Read More.

Over 500 days without bail for Freedom Convoy detainees

Four men charged in connection with the 2022 Freedom Convoy which protested Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Covid mandates have been detained without bail for more than 500 days without a trial date being set. Read More.

Lithuania defies Beijing with strategic Taiwan ties

When it comes to standing against China in the European Union, Lithuania is leading the way. Read More.

China investing big time in effort to dominate the seas

China is seizing the seas by building the world’s largest Navy, the largest Coast Guard, the largest fishing fleet, the largest maritime shipping fleet, and the largest stakeholder of seaports worldwide. Read More.

Team Biden gets U.S. back in UNESCO; Pay at the door

The United States has long had a tumultuous relationship with UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Social and Cultural Organization. Read More.