Asia

How Chinese investment can be an offensive weapon

Market jitters are a harbinger of things to come.

‘U.S. space systems are among the most fragile and vulnerable assets operated by the U.S. military.’

Is a military invasion on the horizon?

Confucius Institutes teach the Chinese language—alongside what one politburo member admitted is propaganda.

We should not mistake them for ragtag fishermen acting on their own.

A look below the surface shows that the North is receiving some vital support from other nations.

What is behind China’s increasing presence in Central Asia?

History shows that, for the Kremlin, international sports often march arm in arm with war. Could the pattern be repeated this year?

History shows that for Moscow international sports often march arm in arm with war. Could the pattern be repeated this year?

Premier takes yet another step to increase his power over the world’s most populous nation.

The power behind the attack on Pearl Harbor takes another step toward remilitarization.

Whose side is China really on?

China’s newest ‘island-building artifact’ furthers the expansion of the islands and reefs in the South China Sea.

A look at a number of the small steps Japan is taking to rebuild its military

Vladimir Putin’s new base in Syria is pushing the world toward war.

The fulfillment of a vital prophecy is a telling indicator of where the world is heading.

An inspiring story of a brave defector

New reports suggest that North Korea may be testing anthrax-tipped ballistic missiles. Is this true—and does it matter?

Does Russian President Vladimir Putin really have a pattern of evil on the level of Joseph Stalin?

Fuel shipments into the rogue nation show that Moscow and Beijing are still keeping the Kim regime afloat.