Geopolitics is the contest for power among nations, and it sits behind every foreign policy decision reported on Chomcho. This tag follows the great rivalries of the day, the United States against China, Iran and Russia, together with the regional struggles in Latin America, the Middle East, Europe, Africa and the Indo-Pacific that feed them. The articles look at energy, trade routes, alliances, military balances and the ideological battle between sovereign nations and the globalist agenda. Their purpose is to explain who holds power, who wants it and what the answer means for American security and prosperity, without the spin the legacy media puts on the same events.
The Ethiopia civil war is back. Tigray rebels seized three airports and marched toward the road from Djibouti that feeds the capital, while the UN issued a statement. Who fights whom, why Egypt and Eritrea are accused of backing the rebels, and why Washington's signals favor the government. A guide for readers who never had to look.
The BRICS summit in New Delhi ended with a 45-page declaration that never names the United States. Modi rebuked China over critical minerals, Russia won silence about Ukraine, Iran left with its existing payment channels endorsed, not defended, and no common currency appeared. Eleven countries, eleven agendas, one photograph.
Putin says European troops in Ukraine would mean a war against Russia, yet calls Europe's fear imaginary. The honest numbers: 450 million Europeans against 145 million Russians, 20 trillion dollars against 2 trillion. So why the fear? Because the globalist establishment thrives on it, and Trump's drawdown ended the free ride.
Twenty-five years after the towers fell, the legacy media compares Trump's Iran strikes to the post-9/11 forever wars. The numbers say otherwise: 20 dead versus 7,000, 42 billion versus 8 trillion dollars, zero occupation. The 9/11 foreign policy of the uniparty reacted to catastrophe; Trump acts to prevent a nuclear 9/11.
The leftist Chamber of Deputies voted to interpellate Foreign Minister Pérez Mackenna over the Strait of Magellan, the exit from the Non-Aligned Movement, and the friendship with Trump and Milei. Chile foreign policy under Kast answers the political theater with six months of results, borders controlled and inflation tamed.
The Indo-Pacific alliance is no longer a theory: Japan sells 11 Mogami frigates to Australia, the first Japanese F-35s fly over Darwin, and AUKUS submarines will operate from Western Australia in 2027. From Tokyo to Canberra, the free world is arming while America leads, and the think tanks agree the strategy is finally working.
China quietly cut oil imports by five million barrels a day after the Strait of Hormuz closed. The move absorbed most of Asia’s shortfall and kept prices from reaching $200. China oil reserves, estimated at 1,300 to 1,400 million barrels, proved far larger and more flexible than Western stockpiles. The United States released over 100 million barrels from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve while Beijing conserved its buffer.
A Chinese officer clubbed a Filipino sailor at Second Thomas Shoal just two days before Beijing promised peace at the ASEAN summit in Manila. ASEAN weak diplomacy produces careful documents while China escalates and the whole region quietly arms itself. Here is what happened, who attended, and why deterrence is the only answer.
New investigations reveal exactly how China arms Russia through a covert drone supply chain. By falsely labeling military drone engines as civilian refrigeration units, Beijing is actively sustaining Moscow's war machine while avoiding direct sanctions. America must confront this deceptive dual-use pipeline fueling the conflict.
Kyrgyzstan ordered 50 companies to cease operations over sanctions-evasion risks linked to Russia. The Justice Ministry acted after Western partners flagged the firms. This is the first enforcement action in Central Asia despite ties with Moscow. Kyrgyzstan Sanctions Compliance proves Western pressure works.
EU foreign ministers debate targeted measures against Israeli security officials and a full review of the EU-Israel Association Agreement. Netherlands and Spain lead the push. This is EU Israel Pressure on Israel fighting Hamas after the October 7 massacre. Trump warned Spain. America First stands with Israel.
The new Bolivian diplomatic crisis exposes Marxist interference in South America. Colombia's socialist president Gustavo Petro incited chaos in La Paz, forcing the expulsion of his ambassador. This aggressive subversion of a sovereign U.S. partner demands a strong America First response to block China and Russia from the region.
