As conflict escalates in the Middle East, who is the United States’ biggest adversary now? FBI Director Kash Patel weighs in: “The CCP is the adversary of our time.”
Tensions are flaring in the Middle East, but Washington’s focus is likely to remain fixed on China. A retired Army colonel breaks down why the United States won’t look away.
As the United States urges China to pressure Iran to keep a critical oil route open, we take a closer look at the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) extensive support for Iran’s economy, military, and nuclear program.
NATO’s to-do list just got tougher: a 5 percent GDP defense boost, not just to face Russia, but also to counter China. We have more on NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte’s remarks highlighting the alliance’s growing ties with Indo-Pacific partners against a shared threat.
Heavy rains and swollen rivers are flooding southern China, turning streets into rivers and sending cars floating away like boats.
A new COVID-19 variant is driving a surge in China and has now been detected in more than a dozen U.S. states.
- FBI Chief: CCP Is Adversary of Our Time
- Analyst: US Still Eyes China Despite Iran Strikes
- Explainer: China’s Support for Iran’s Nuclear Program, Economy
- NATO OKs 5 Percent GDP Defense Spending Amid China Threat
- US House Fully Supports Taiwan’s Reentry to IMF
- Floods Hit Southern China, Streets Turn to Rivers
- New COVID-19 Variant Surging in China, Found in US
- New Texas Law to Prevent Land Sales to CCP-Linked Buyers
- Starbucks Denies Plan to Sell China Operations
- Chinese Student Jailed 24 Years for Rapes in UK
- UN: Rights Abuses Persist in North Korea