Written by Matthew Ehret-Kump Bipartisan insanity was on display again this week as the U.S. congress responded to Biden’s requested…

Written by James M. Dorsey An official visit to Xinjiang to assess the fate of Turkic Muslims in the troubled north-western…

This week the State Department announced that it has approved the new potential sale of $180 million more in arms for Taiwan,…

US aggressive policies towards China are alienating its Indo-Pacific partners as most of them wish to continue to trade with…

Written by Eric Zuesse According to a December 6th report by the Congressional Research Service, the United States Government is, and since…

Written by James M. Dorsey Pomp and circumstance are important. So are multiple agreements to be signed during Chinese President…

On November 5, protesters stormed the Government Palace in the capital of Mongolia Ulaanbaatar. Riots broke out in  amid the…

Written by Gavin O’Reilly In the two years since the World Health Organisation declared the beginning of the COVID-19 ‘Pandemic’,…

Rishi Sunak believes it was “naïve” to think closer economic ties would lead to reforms in China. Written by Ahmed…

Very few in the US have admitted that they don’t have the production capacity necessary to concurrently arm the Kiev…

Originally published by ZeroHedge Protests have erupted in Beijing and the far western Xinjiang region over COVID-19 lockdowns and a deadly fire…

The US closed its military base in Subic Bay 30 years ago Originally published by AntiWar The US will likely…

Along with the recent designation of Russia as “the state sponsor of terrorism” it seems the EU is effectively building…

Written by Owen Matthews. Originally published by The Spectator Since the beginning of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, China has played…

Saudi Arabia aims to de-dollarize with China’s assistance. Written by Ahmed Adel, Cairo-based geopolitics and political economy researcher The upcoming…