The Iran War Is Reshaping Great Power Politics
China’s HQ-9B air defense system failed in Iran and Pakistan. Could Beijing now help Tehran build a nuclear arsenal, as it once did for Pakistan?
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Month: June 2026
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China’s New “Ethnic Unity” Law: Why Taiwan, Uyghurs, and Tibetans Are Alarmed
China’s new Ethnic Unity Law takes effect July 1, 2026. Here’s what it requires—and why Uyghurs, Tibetans, and Taiwan see it as a serious threat.
The 2026 G7 Summit: Unity on Paper, Friction in Person
Inside the 2026 G7 summit in Évian: the Trump-Meloni photo feud, key outcomes on Ukraine, Iran, and China, and the case for engaging Russia and China.
FBI and MI5 Issue Joint Warning: Chinese Military Intelligence Ramps Up Online Espionage via Job Platforms
The FBI, MI5, and Five Eyes allies have issued a joint warning that Chinese PLA military intelligence is aggressively using LinkedIn, Indeed, and other job platforms to recruit Western defense and government personnel. Full details on the espionage tactics.
Trump Booed at NBA Finals as Security Lockdown Frustrates New York Fans
President Donald Trump was booed during the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden as heightened security measures disrupted fans and businesses.
Four New Zealand MPs Banned from China After Taiwan Visit
Four New Zealand MPs have been banned from China for one year after visiting Taiwan on a parliamentary delegation, with the Chinese Embassy demanding an apology to lift the sanctions.
Anniversary of the brutal Tiananmen Square Massacre
In the year 1989, around 1.5 million Chinese students, workers and common citizens occupied Beijing’s Tiananmen Square to protest against the ruling regime. This was the largest political protest in communist China’s history. More than 6 weeks of protests ended with the brutal Tiananmen Square Massacre of 3-4 June.
