Asia

‘This is just the latest case involving professors or researchers concealing their affiliations with China from their American employers and the U.S. government.’

Instead of saving the planet, the infrastructure bill may help Chinese miners.

This brazen move is only the latest showing that the days of China biding its time and hiding its strength are over.

The touted numbers grossly underestimate China’s military standing and dangerously overestimate America’s.

‘Sri Lanka is on a highway to becoming a Chinese colony.’

The announcement of the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan has presented Russia with the perfect opportunity to bolster its presence in the region.

Hint: It is not to help you reconnect with your long-lost cousin from Colorado.

‘No other external actor is capable of matching China’s economic capacity and investment potential in the region.’

A sobering Bible prophecy indicates that it just might do so.

Coronavirus relief efforts in Southeast Asia mask China’s true intentions.

A 2015 military handbook sheds light on China’s view on bioweapons.

‘The digital yuan’s acceptance beyond mainland China could give the regime a significant geo-economic tool, one that bypasses the network of banks and financial institutions that are subject to U.S. laws and binds client states more directly to Beijing.’

The Chinese ‘blinked’ last month. Now they’re back in greater numbers.

What are French forces doing in Japan?

And the U.S.-India partnership grows weaker.

It’s a small step, but it shows Germany’s ambition.

‘It is said that Cuba is not a priority for the United States.’ Well, it certainly is for Russia.

It’s nothing new for an authoritarian nation to weaponize its citizens against each other. But technology could make the strategy chillingly effective.

If attacks on Ukraine and Taiwan were coordinated, how effectively could the United States military respond?

‘China is not taking its foot off the gas.’

But Moscow’s chilling military challenge ‘frightens Europe’ even more.

Despite China’s promises under the Paris Agreement to transition away from coal, it started more coal plants in 2020 than the rest of the planet retired. And the nation isn’t slowing down.