Ukraine war progresses, the EU thinks it needs China more
Numerous unintended consequences have resulted from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. One of the less anticipated outcomes was that European leaders
China announces drills around Taiwan after US Speaker meeting
The People’s Republic of China has announced it will hold three days of military exercises around Taiwan, the day after
China slams Tsai-McCarthy meeting in the US, deploys aircraft carrier near Taiwan
The People’s Republic of China slammed the meeting between Tsai Ing-wen, a Taiwanese politician and the president of the Republic
With the Xi-Putin meeting, Europe’s relationship with China approaches a critical point
In an effort to convince Beijing to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and chill its recent ties with the Kremlin,
Amid The OPEC Cuts, Geopolitics Is At Play
Beyond higher petrol prices, the effects of OPEC’s production cut may be felt all over the world. “With Biden and
Oil prices surge after OPEC+ announces surprise production cuts
Oil prices have climbed after Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and several other of the world’s largest oil exporters made a surprise
Review: The Last Geopolitical Frontier Is Space
Whether it is Elon Musk’s SpaceX launching reusable rockets to place thousands of Starlink satellites into orbit or the emerging
Turkish parliament ratifies Finland’s NATO membership, keeps Sweden waiting
After months of delaying Finland’s bid to join the military alliance – complaining the Nordic nation was supporting “terrorists” –
Japan intends to limit some equipment exports in response to the US-China chip war
Following similar actions by the US and the Netherlands, the Japanese government says it intends to impose limits on some
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen arrives in the US
The President of Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen, has arrived in New York in the United States (US) amid threats from China
