Asia

‘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.

Never let a crisis go to waste.

But he is beginning to look more like Ivan the Terrible.

‘Russia’s ultimate dream is to unify Russia and Ukraine, a dream it is willing to achieve either with hard diplomacy or military means.’

Russia has reemerged in Latin America and is determined to increase influence over unstable, anti-U.S. nations run by Communist or socialist governments. The proximity of these nations to the U.S. mainland should sound alarm bells in Washington.

America’s enemies are teaming up with each other.

The pollution is only the latest issue stemming from the presence of American troops in Okinawa.

Throughout history, the Roman Catholic Church has fought to control nations.

China is determined to seize Taiwan, and American intervention is no longer the deterrent that it used to be.

Their lunar cooperation reflects their increasing geopolitical partnership back on Earth.

America’s pride in its power was broken at the Anchorage Summit.

‘[A] clear provocative action of militarizing the area’

‘The world now risks never finding an answer to the virus’s origins.’

The U.S. Air Force regularly simulates war against China.

‘Maybe he was always brutal, but now he has decided to be brutal freely, openly, without restrictions.’

What kind of Germany will arise at the end of Germany’s ‘2021 super-election year’?

Controlling these valuable metals gives China leverage over technologies, economies and militaries.

China’s goal is to have a nuclear force that, if attacked, can survive long enough to retaliate.