Crimean Bridge: A Metaphor for Vladimir Putin’s Reign
The Crimean Bridge stands as a glaring indication of how meaningless international law has become in this era of declining American power and rapidly rising authoritarianism.
What Went Wrong With North Korea Peace Efforts?
China poses ‘a threat many times greater’ than North Korea—and benefits from North Korea’s unpredictability.
An Injury, a Camping Trip and a Better United States
These lands are your lands. And they can help you learn precious truths.
China Deploys Cruise Missiles on South China Sea Islands
‘China is now capable of controlling the South China Sea in all scenarios short of war with the United States.’
Peace and Prosperity on the Korean Peninsula?
North Korea’s history of broken promises should temper the optimism.
Asian Nations Strengthen Military Cooperation
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s latest meeting is leading to a fulfillment of Bible prophecy.
New Microscope Reveals Most Detailed View of Cells Deep in Living Bodies
First-of-its-kind 3-D footage shows cells moving in vivo.
Historic Meeting: China Coaxing India Away From U.S.
Today’s meeting between Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi could bring the world’s two most populated countries much closer together.
Chinese Banks Are Laundering North Korean Cash
‘The North Korea crisis is a massive distraction from the real threat posed by China and Russia.’
What Will Putin Do With Six More Years of Power?
The international stage is set for the strongman to lead Russia in an even more aggressive direction.
China’s Great Leap Toward Strongman Rule
Xi Jinping’s power grab places the might of the world’s most populous nation in the hands of one (ambitious) man.
Bible Prophecy Rushes Ahead in Russia-China Partnership
Deep cooperation between Moscow and Beijing was predicted 2,500 years ago. Now it is a reality.
Slavery Is a Modern Problem. Here Is the Solution
Many people—maybe even you—are perpetuating this surprisingly modern and surprisingly pervasive evil.
Vietnam Surrenders to Chinese Pressure in South China Sea
The Vietnamese government halted its drilling project, showing that the balance of power is shifting from the U.S. to China.
In Challenge to Dollar, China Launches Landmark Oil Futures Contract
‘This could be a death blow for an already weakening U.S. dollar, and the rise of the yuan as the dominant world currency.’
Russia, China Charge Ahead With $400 Billion Mega Gas Project
This colossal energy deal is only the latest indication of a rapidly forging Russia-China axis that is reorienting 21st-century geopolitics—and tilting the advantage away from the West.
What Will Putin Do With Six More Years of Power?
The international stage is set for this strongman to lead Russia in an even more aggressive direction.
Kremlin’s Fingerprints on Nerve Agent Attack in UK
The brutal assassination attempt in England is a warning from Moscow to the world: ‘Cross Russia and face the consequences.’
