Geostrategy-Direct, April 21, 2026 By Richard Fisher As President Donald Trump approaches his May summit with Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Secretary General Xi Jinping, the Chinese leader is likely (more…)
Geostrategy-Direct, April 14, 2026 By Richard Fisher Amid numerous reports, and apparent government intelligence findings that China has recently supplied weapons to Iran and was on the verge of (more…)
Geostrategy-Direct, April 7, 2026 By Richard Fisher In its 2022 issue the Pentagon’s China Military Power Report (CMPR) offered an estimate that by 2035 the Chinese Communist Party’s People’s (more…)
Geostrategy-Direct, March 31, 2026 By Richard Fisher In an information war drumbeat many years old, on March 30 China’s People’s Liberation Army Daily (PLAD) accused Japan of “remilitarization,” charging (more…)
Geostrategy-Direct, March 24, 2026 By Richard Fisher You have to wonder what North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un is really thinking. Three days after Kim’s Ninth Congress of the Korean (more…)
Geostrategy-Direct, March 17, 2026 After an unexplained 10-day pause in a years-long pressure campaign, communist China has resumed daily incursions by its warplanes near Taiwan. Analysts believe the temporary (more…)
Geostrategy-Direct, March 10, 2026 Taiwan on March 9 reported a dramatic reduction in the number of Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) aircraft flying near the island democracy. Over the (more…)
Geostrategy-Direct, March 3, 2026 By Richard Fisher President Donald Trump’s Operation Epic Fury, that started about 1am (ET) on Feb. 28, preceded by about 90 minutes by Israel’s Operation (more…)
![[Updated] China used fighter interception to divide critical U.S.-South Korea alliance](https://geostrategy-direct.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/adiz.jpg "[Updated] China used fighter interception to divide critical U.S.-South Korea alliance")
Geostrategy-Direct, February 24, 2026 By Richard Fisher [Update: Korean newspapers have published an unusual statement from U.S. Gen. Xavier Brunson, denying that he had issued an apology for last (more…)
