Category: Asia
Originally published on ZeroHedge There is one recurring problem with central planning: the greater the level of intervention, the worse…
Washington compares alleged Chinese hypersonic missile with Sputnik satellite launch. Written by Lucas Leiroz, research fellow in international law at…
Originally published on ZeroHedge Amid widespread reports that China recently successfully tested a hypersonic weapons system, which Beijing later denied…
On October 27th, Taiwan’s president Tsai Ing-wen gave an exclusive interview to CNN, saying that the “threat from China” is…
Pakistani authorities reveal US’ attempts to harm economic alliance between Beijing and Islamabad. Written by Lucas Leiroz, research fellow in…
Japan’s limited sovereignty over the Tsugaru Strait leaves it exposes. Written by Paul Antonopoulos, independent geopolitical analyst Interactions between the…
Written by James M. Dorsey The Taliban and Pakistan, both viewed warily by the West and others in the international…
The US intelligence community has reportedly assessed that ISIS-K Afghanistan could attain the capability to attack the United States within…
The U.S. Navy secretary issued a warning to China and Russia over “bullying other nations” after they sent warships through…
Australia to police South Pacific against China with US oversight. Written by Paul Antonopoulos, independent geopolitical analyst The foreign ministers…
Written by Steve Brown The west is (undeniably) in rapid decline. It’s ever more evident. And that’s led to some…
Originally published on ZeroHedge. Two weeks ago the Chinese and Indian militaries announced that the latest round of peace talks…
Written by Pepe Escobar, originally published on The Cradle. Facing high expectations, a five-man band Taliban finally played in Moscow….
Originally published on ZeroHedge. It hasn’t taken long for the Taliban to show who it really is – or who…
Written by Brig. General Asif H. Raja, originally published on VeteransToday. “The 9/11 attacks gave the US an ideal pretext to…
