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by Ray McGovern Posted on April 03, 2021 Interviewed Wednesday on The Critical Hour, I took issue with the prevailing conventional view that George Stephanopoulos’s...

Classified US military war game set to take place as concerns about threats posed by China and Russia increase By Barbara Starr, March 27, 2021 (CNN)The "enemies"...

By Alex Lantier Feb. 25, 2021 Yesterday, the official death toll from the coronavirus pandemic across Europe surpassed 800,000. Death on this scale is so massive a...

Cuba scolds US for ‘cynical & opportunistic’ inclusion on its list of state sponsors of terrorism days before Trump’s exit 12 Jan, 2021 The Trump administration...

By John Vinocur 6/5/19 Germany is considering a break from decades of military non-confrontation. High ranking officials are contemplating sending a warship through the Taiwan Strait...

2 Jan, 2019 While Washington is locked in tough trade talks with Beijing, China is also on the mind of the acting Defense Secretary Patrick...

By James Petras 10.16.2018 Introduction In recent weeks the White House has embraced the contemporary version of the world’s most murderous regimes. President Trump has embraced the...

By Stephen Chen 06 August, 2018 Scientists agree on blueprint for what would be the world’s longest rail tunnel but politics means it is likely to...

Escalating Military Drills Mean China Is Preparing to Strike Taiwan, Experts Say By Christina Zhao A military expert claimed on Monday that recent increases in...

The West may be trying to provoke China (which sees Taiwan as its renegade province), into a deadly war. There are sparks flying between Washington, Beijing and Taipei. The anti-Chinese coalition forged by the West (mainly the US, Australia, Europe, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Philippines and Vietnam) is beginning to show serious cracks, after President Duterte of the Philippines began threatening to end all military cooperation between Washington and Manila, and while Vietnam has reshuffled its leadership at the beginning of 2016, sacking its pro-market and pro-US Prime Minister. But all this is rarely discussed in Taipei and other cities and towns of Taiwan.