Jonathan Walker
Jonathan loves talking politics, economics and philosophy. He carries unique perspectives on everything making him a rather odd mix of liberal-conservative with a streak of independent Austrian thought.
Indian Troops Preparing for Tough Winter Along China Border
With the winter season approaching, the Indian Army is preparing enough supplies for its soldiers stationed along the Chinese border. Tensions between the two superpowers have spiked in recent years, with both deploying armies at...
China’s Power Shortages to Last Until Spring 2022
China has been struggling under an intense power crisis for several months and according to the county’s power grid agency, the power situation will continue to remain a problem for some time. The power crisis...
Fed Warns of American Consequences for China’s Real Estate Crisis
China’s real estate crisis, triggered by several property companies being unable to service their debts, is one of the most-watched developments by investors world wide. Now, the U.S. Federal Reserve has warned that the situation...
Vaccinated Individual Who Died Mid-Flight Found to be Infected With SARS-CoV-2
Last month, a 51-year-old man was found dead on a Pegasus Airlines flight when it landed at the Hamburg airport in Germany. It has now been confirmed that the man was infected with COVID-19 despite...
Alibaba Owned South China Morning Post Dismisses Reports of Beijing Takeover
Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post (SCMP) is one of the most well-known media outlets in the city. Recently, there have been reports that a Chinese state-backed company might acquire SCMP. However, the outlet has...
Former Indian Ambassador: Tensions Between New Delhi and Beijing Will Not End Anytime Soon
In recent years, border tensions between India and communist China, the two Asian superpowers, have flared up several times. While both sides have held talks to ease up some of the tensions, former Indian ambassador...
Japan Welcomes German Warship for the First Time in Two Decades
The German navy frigate Bayern made a port call in Tokyo on Nov. 5. This is the first time in two decades that a warship from Germany has visited Japan. The Bayern, which left German...
Blinken Appoints Two Officials to Probe the Mysterious Havana Syndrome
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has announced the appointment of two senior diplomats to oversee the department’s investigation into the mysterious “Havana Syndrome.” American intelligence officers and other officials continue to be affected by...
COVID-19: Austria To Impose Discriminatory Laws Against Unvaccinated Citizens
The Austrian government will bar citizens who have not received a COVID-19 vaccination from entering hotels, restaurants, hair salons, and attending public events with 25 or more people. The new rules came into effect on...
China Sanctions Three Taiwanese Politicians
Three top politicians from Taiwan have been sanctioned by the Chinese regime. The sanctioned individuals, Legislative Yuan President You Si-kun, Foreign Minister Joseph Wu, and Premier Su Tseng-chang, are now banned from entering the mainland...
11 States Challenge Biden’s Vaccine Mandate in Court
Attorneys general from 11 U.S. states have filed a lawsuit against President Joe Biden’s mandate that requires companies with more than 100 employees to institute vaccination requirements for workers. The lawsuit insists that only states...
$1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Passed by House While Vote on ‘Build Back Better’ Postponed
On Nov. 5, the House voted to pass the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, sending it over to President Joe Biden to sign into law. The bill was passed 228-206, with 13 Republican lawmakers joining...