Geopolitics

Cuba’s ongoing political and social upheaval has shocked many observers as a sudden and intense summer storm. Across the island in small towns and provincial centers protests erupted like a squall line until reaching the capital Havana. Read More.

On July 5 Japanese Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso suggested that Japan might have to use military force to defend Taiwan. Read More.

A Chinese official committed a "clear violation of sovereignty" by writing an article critical of a South Korean opposition presidential candidate's policy platform, a conservative lawmaker in Seoul said. Read More.

The Taliban have already seized one third of Afghanistan and are poised to regain control of the entire country after Team Biden withdraws U.S. forces. The outcome would not be good news for champions of women's and LGBT rights. Read More.

Demonstrators hit the streets in all of Cuba’s major cities on Sunday to protest the ruling communist dictatorship's six decades of oppression. Read More.

A stunning new Reuters report suggests that China is harvesting data from millions of pregnant women from around the world via the makers of a popular prenatal test to help develop genetically enhanced super-soldiers. Read More.

The assassins who murdered Haitian President Jovenel Moïse posed as DEA agents in order to disarm Moïse's security detail before gunning down the leader, reports say. Read More.

A universal pattern with political forces of the Left — accusing foes of its own sins — has been evidenced in a once anti-communist U.S. ally in Asia. Read More.

Amid pomp, pageantry and proletarian parades, China’s President Xi Jinping kicked off festivities celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Communist Party of China (CCP). Read More.

In a February 2021 article for the U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) Commander Adm. Charles Richard wrote, “China’s nuclear weapons stockpile is expected to double (if not triple or quadruple) over the next decade.” Read More.

A tsunami of Chinese cash is reportedly flooding American campuses, and the University of Pennsylvania appears to be an epicenter. Read More.

Dressed in a Mao-style gray tunic, Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping marked the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on July 1 by saying in a congratulatory speech to the 95 million party members that the system of reformed communism which led to China’s economic success is now shifting to more hard-line Marxist policies. Read More.

What happens when “reality” appears to be what George Soros says it should be? Read More.

For the Chinese Communist Party, the July 1, 2021 100th anniversary of its founding has been an opportunity to wallow in its favorite cult: the worship of its own power. Read More.

President Xi Jinping made abundantly clear July 1 in a fiery and cocksure address marking the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party that the nation remains wholeheartedly committed to pursuing a Marxist societal vision. Read More.