China has ordered oil refiners to stop exporting fuel as conflict involving Iran threatens global energy routes. The move highlights Beijing’s reliance on Middle Eastern oil and rising economic pressure.
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Journalist Jan Jekielek joins John B. Wells to examine the strategic partnership between China and Iran and its impact on global power dynamics. The discussion explores energy ties, geopolitical strategy, and how shifts inside Iran could affect China’s position and broader international conflicts.
A report alleges China is leveraging U.S. birthright citizenship laws through organized birth tourism operations. Critics warn the long-term implications could impact elections and national security.
Operation Epic Fury is being framed as a strike on Iran’s nuclear and missile programs. But beneath the air war lies a deeper contest over energy dominance and the AI race with China.
U.S. leaders are escalating efforts to curb China’s influence across Latin America and the Caribbean. From space infrastructure to port control, the Western Hemisphere is becoming a geopolitical battleground.
Sen. Marco Rubio warned against U.S. involvement in a nuclear deal with Russia and China, saying it could weaken America’s strategic position and embolden authoritarian rivals. He stressed the need to avoid ceding global influence to Moscow and Beijing amid rising tensions.
A former U.S. Air Force pilot was arrested on allegations of training Chinese military forces, triggering debate over national security risks and enforcement. The case has intensified scrutiny over foreign influence and counterintelligence efforts.
This commentary analyzes whether China is dumping U.S. Treasury securities, reviewing trade data and possible motives. It explores the impacts on bond markets and geopolitical relations.
China has sharply increased crude oil stockpiles, prompting debate over whether this buildup is purely for energy security or signals preparation for future conflict. The strategy also affects global oil markets.
A report alleges U.S. intelligence-funded research included scientists tied to Chinese state and military institutions, sparking security and technology transfer concerns.
Trump is expected to visit China in late March for discussions with Chinese leadership. The trip highlights renewed diplomatic engagement between the two global powers.
A renewed U.S. strategy in Latin America is emerging under the New Monroe Doctrine, with a focus on China, Venezuela, and regional security. Conservative leaders across the hemisphere are reshaping alliances and policy direction.
Russia and China are expanding support to Cuba as U.S. sanctions increase pressure on Havana. The moves raise geopolitical concerns close to American territory.

China critic and former media tycoon Jimmy Lai is sentenced to 20 years in a Hong Kong security case
Hong Kong pro-democracy figure Jimmy Lai is sentenced to 20 years under the national security law. The case intensifies global concern over media freedom and dissent.
China’s foreign minister met with his Cuban counterpart to reaffirm Beijing’s support for Cuba’s national sovereignty and security, opposing what it called unwarranted external interference as tensions with the United States grow. China pledged assistance within its capabilities.China Cuba support, Cuban sovereignty, external interference, Wang Yi talks, US tensions, Beijing diplomacy, Havana partnership, Global South solidarity, Latin America relations

















