China’s aggression backfires
Even neutral nations are hitting back at Beijing’s “wolf warrior” tactics but China’s doubling down and has threatened Australia’s “peace and stability”.
Even neutral nations are hitting back at Beijing’s “wolf warrior” tactics but China’s doubling down and has threatened Australia’s “peace and stability”.
It’s just a bunch of coral in the South China Sea but this island has been declared a “danger zone” after an aggressive move by China.
The level of infections are now higher than in March and April across many countries. This is not only devastating for them but also terrible news for Australia.
In a rapidly escalating situation, Chinese President Xi Jinping addressed troops and told them to focus their minds and energy on war.
Trouble is reaching fever pitch in the South China Sea as Beijing doubles down on what they’ve called “provocative actions” by the US.
The US has entered what may be the most dangerous month in memory. There are seven distinct factors that threaten to derail it in the most unpredictable ways.
In a shock tweet, a state-owned newspaper has threatened to “wipe out” Taiwan’s president — and now its military is under attack.
Donald Trump is upbeat, but not yet “out of the woods”. If his condition takes a turn for the worse, the nation could be thrown into confusion.
America’s doomsday planes are in the air following news that the nation’s commander-in-chief, President Donald Trump, has COVID-19.
China is poised to take over as the world’s superpower – and no matter who wins the upcoming Presidential election, they’ll be one step closer.
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