Donald Kirk is an Intel/DoD BD Consultant. He specializes in regional interest and world news, covering diverse topics including Asia, North America, and government and politics, as well as general assignment news. Donald's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Frontier Post, The Hill, The Daily Beast, and The Korea Times.
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Donald Kirk's articles largely focus on international relations, politics, and world affairs with a specific interest in Asia. Given his coverage attributes, he may be particularly interested in receiving pitches related to evolving political stories or government announcements within Asian countries.
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By: Donald Kirk
Sale of 200 Boeing aircraft emerges as most substantive agreement between the leaders.
By: Donald Kirk
The Russian leader follows Trump on a mission that may not be as full of ceremony but could come up with more substantive agreements.
By: Donald Kirk
One Starbucks manager says posting the chairman’s apology inspires customers to ‘come and yell at me.’
By: Donald Kirk
India’s Prime Minister Modi smolders over tariffs and Trump’s claim to have prevented nuclear war between India and Pakistan.
Chinese President Xi’s recent back-to-back summits with the leaders of the two most important countries in China’s field of vision show exactly where Mr. Xi stands between them.
By: Donald Kirk
The leader of Vietnam, with which America fought its longest war, will keynote the Singapore confab of defense chiefs.
By: Donald Kirk
Emperor Naruhito skipped the bloody history of Japanese imperialism and slaughter during World War II at a banquet honoring President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines.
By: Donald Kirk
General Xavier Brunson talks tough while War Secretary Hegseth goes to the Shangri-La Dialogue at Singapore to discuss military threats to the region.
By: Donald Kirk
The leader of the Chinese delegation looks forward to “well-managed competition” with ‘differences kept under control, and enduring stability that holds the promise of lasting peace.
By: Donald Kirk
Beijing upsets Tokyo by decrying Japanese ‘neo-militarism” as both nations commit to fast-rising investments in defense.
