More than 280 injured amid Moroccan protests expose the dangers of weak governance and social instability—a cautionary tale for America’s own security and border policies.
By National Correspondent | October 1, 2025
At least 25 dead as an Ethiopian church under construction collapses, raising urgent questions about infrastructure safety and the broader implications for global stability—and America’s strategic interests.
By National Security Desk | October 1, 2025
Munich’s iconic Oktoberfest abruptly closed following a verified bomb threat linked to a deadly explosion and arson attack—exposing gaps in European security that could have global repercussions.
By Economics Desk | October 1, 2025
The Swedish Right Livelihood Award elevates climate justice fighters and dissidents from Myanmar, Taiwan, and Sudan—but what does this say about global priorities versus America’s national interests?
By Economics Desk | October 1, 2025
A sweeping strike in Greece challenges labor law changes that threaten worker protections, revealing risks the U.S. must avoid to preserve economic freedom and national prosperity.
By Economics Desk | October 1, 2025
China’s sudden replacement of top diplomats amid unexplained disappearances exposes Beijing’s internal purges threatening global stability—and America’s strategic interests.
By National Security Desk | October 1, 2025
As the Taliban claims worn-out cables cause Afghanistan’s internet blackout, deeper governmental control over communications raises alarms about freedom and stability.
By National Security Desk | October 1, 2025
China’s coercive trade tactics against Australia reveal the vulnerabilities of key allies and underscore the urgent need for America to prioritize sovereign supply chains and economic independence.
By Economics Desk | October 1, 2025
A powerful 6.9 magnitude earthquake has claimed at least 69 lives in Cebu province, highlighting critical delays in rescue efforts and questioning global disaster aid reliance that could threaten America’s strategic interests.
By National Correspondent | October 1, 2025
As violent clashes drive Syria’s Druze minority toward calls for autonomy and alliance with Israel, the Assad government’s failed control spells a dangerous erosion of national sovereignty—raising urgent questions about America’s role in Middle East stability.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | October 1, 2025
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