China’s expanding fishing fleets and island-building efforts are raising tensions in the South China Sea. Regional powers are responding with new defense partnerships.
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America’s universities are increasingly influenced by foreign funding and political agendas, raising serious concerns about national interest and academic independence. Policymakers are now being urged to restore transparency and accountability.
The Department of Justice has revoked the citizenship of two Chinese nationals convicted of trade secret theft, marking a rare use of denaturalization. The case raises broader questions about enforcement and national security risks tied to foreign espionage.
Kash Patel is pushing to release FBI files tied to Rep. Eric Swalwell’s alleged connections to a Chinese spy. The move raises renewed questions about national security and transparency.
A viral video showing a group of dogs traveling together sparked global emotion and attention. The story quickly spread online, though key details were later disputed.
A shocking discovery inside a California warehouse exposed a suspected clandestine biolab with dangerous pathogens. The case has triggered national security concerns over unregulated labs operating in the United States.
A U.S. lawmaker’s backing of a CCP-linked company is raising new concerns in Washington. Critics warn of potential national security and foreign influence implications.
Germany is reassessing its approach to China as economic pressures grow. The shift reflects a broader tension between ideology and global trade realities.
North Korea conducted tests of nuclear-capable multiple rocket launchers under the supervision of leader Kim Jong Un. The launches came shortly after South Korea and the United States began large-scale joint military exercises.
China’s rapid military and industrial expansion is raising concerns about America’s readiness for great power conflict. A new book argues the United States must rebuild its manufacturing strength to avoid strategic defeat.
This Ark Midnight intelligence briefing examines Chinese influence operations, the global shift toward digital currencies, and rising tensions surrounding Iran and the Strait of Hormuz.
Sen. Markwayne Mullin warns that China’s Belt and Road Initiative is being used to expand the Chinese Communist Party’s global influence. The senator argues the project forms part of a broader geopolitical strategy.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping warned that corruption will not be tolerated in the country’s armed forces. The statement follows a sweeping crackdown that has removed several senior military officials.
China’s latest economic plans highlight a major push toward technological dominance. Beijing is prioritizing AI, semiconductors, and innovation as rivalry with the United States intensifies.
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.
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.
France and China have agreed to coordinate diplomatic efforts aimed at de-escalating the Iran conflict. Paris reaffirmed Iran’s responsibility for escalation while calling for political solutions through international institutions.
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.