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Khamenei: In any deal, Iran’s nuclear industry ‘must not be touched’

By Geostrategy Editor on June 13, 2023   FOCUS ON TERRORISM  

Khamenei: In any deal, Iran’s nuclear industry ‘must not be touched’

Geostrategy-Direct The leader of the world’s top state sponsor of terrorism is demanding that any deal with the United States on renewing the 2015 nuclear pact hinges on agreement (more…)

Report: Pentagon out-negotiated by low-level Chinese officials

By Geostrategy Editor on June 13, 2023   INSIDE CHINA  

Report: Pentagon out-negotiated by low-level Chinese officials

Geostrategy-Direct Pentagon negotiators are not only unprepared but are being bested by low-level Chinese military officials, a former U.S. assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs (more…)

Netanyahu warns IAEA that politicization would end agency’s ‘significance’

By Geostrategy Editor on June 13, 2023   INSIDE IRAN  

Netanyahu warns IAEA that politicization would end agency’s ‘significance’

Geostrategy-Direct “Iran is continuing to lie to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA),” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his Cabinet in televised remarks on June 4. “The agency’s (more…)

Can U.S. space diplomacy sustain the Artemis program, counter China?

By Geostrategy Editor on June 13, 2023   SPACE  

Can U.S. space diplomacy sustain the Artemis program, counter China?

Geostrategy-Direct By Richard Fisher On May 30 the State Department issued its Strategic Framework for Space Policy, a first of its kind document intended to guide State Department diplomatic (more…)

U.S. under Biden determined not to challenge looming China-Russia nuclear superiority

By Geostrategy Editor on June 6, 2023   EAST ASIA REPORT, TOP STORY  

U.S. under Biden determined not to challenge looming China-Russia nuclear superiority

Geostrategy-Direct By Richard Fisher In a major June 2 speech before the liberal Arms Control Association, Biden Administration National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan made clear that while Team Biden (more…)

U.S. Pacific commander warns China not to take on ‘integrated’ U.S. force

By Geostrategy Editor on June 6, 2023   TECHNOLOGY WARS  

U.S. Pacific commander warns China not to take on ‘integrated’ U.S. force

Geostrategy-Direct If Chinese leader Xi Jinping were to order an attack on Taiwan, China would face the full force of the U.S. military and the result would be “drastically (more…)

How goes the U.S.-guided spring offensive? Not good for Ukraine

By Geostrategy Editor on June 6, 2023   BACKGROUNDER  

How goes the U.S.-guided spring offensive? Not good for Ukraine

Geostrategy-Direct As spring arrived, Ukraine renewed operations and launched an offensive against Russia, directed by Washington according to an analyst in position to know. While Ukraine-friendly media continue to (more…)

China’s new priority on national security appears to be all about Xi Jinping

By Geostrategy Editor on June 6, 2023   DOSSIER  

China’s new priority on national security appears to be all about Xi Jinping

Geostrategy-Direct Dossier: National Security Policy Under Xi Jinping In the early stages of his regime, the official security policy of Chinese leader Xi Jinping emphasized ideology and the endemic (more…)

South Korea’s successful vs North Korea’s failed satellite launch

By Geostrategy Editor on June 6, 2023   SPACE  

South Korea’s successful vs North Korea’s failed satellite launch

Geostrategy-Direct By Richard Fisher On May 25, South Korea launched its third Korean Space Launch Vehicle-II “Nuri” (World) that successful deployed eight satellites. On May 30, North Korea’s first (more…)

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