What Putin and China just did to the WEF is a game changer | Redacted with Clayton Morris
Clayton Miller explains why Russia just signalled the go-ahead for China to invade Taiwan
Clayton Miller explains why Russia just signalled the go-ahead for China to invade Taiwan
Analysts say the drills were expected to significantly exceed the scale, intensity and complexity of those held during the last crisis in the Taiwan Strait 26 years ago.
No doubt it’s intended as a warning to America. But will the Biden administration take heed?
China had warned earlier on Tuesday that the United States would “pay the price” if Pelosi visited Taiwan during her Asia trip
Aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan and big deck amphibious ship USS Tripoli , with Marine F-35B Lighting II Joint Strike Fighters embarked, are operating in the vicinity of Taiwan, ahead of a Western Pacific visit from U.S. House Speaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi
Putin also warned of “red lines” and Biden responded by saying: “I don’t accept anybody’s red lines.” Now we have a war in Ukraine that has cost many thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands of lives, which could have been avoided with a few low-key concessions
Both Iran and Russia have voiced support for Beijing’s ‘One China’ policy policy toward Taiwan
The world, says Tony Blair, is at a turning point in history comparable with the end of WWII or the collapse of the Soviet Union. Only now there is one major difference. The West is no longer the dominant player
As a counterpoint to what’s happening in Europe with Ukraine, the US has announced an anti-China alliance. This one is called, “Partners in Blue Pacific,” and either includes or soon will include the UK and France as well as Australia, New Zealand, and Japan
Beijing’s ambassador to France says that China won’t hesitate to use military force to bring Taiwan back under its control
Brian Berletic and Angelo Guiliano discuss Lithuania’s denying Russia rail access to Kalingrad. How this echoes the dispute between German and Poland over the Gdansk corridor, which sparked WWII, and how this ties in with rising tensions over Taiwan
China has officially unveiled its biggest and most advanced aircraft carrier yet