The prosecution seeks nearly a decade in prison and disqualification for Istanbul’s mayor, aiming to derail his presidential ambitions under dubious accusations of forged academic credentials.
By National Security Desk | July 4, 2025
A Flixbus carrying American and European travelers flips on a German highway, injuring over 20, exposing troubling gaps in safety oversight of foreign transit providers.
By National Security Desk | July 4, 2025
Taiwan bids farewell to its Vietnam-era F-5 jets, highlighting the urgent need for America to bolster defense commitments amid Beijing’s relentless threats.
By Economics Desk | July 4, 2025
The Dutch parliament passes stringent asylum reforms cutting residency rights and criminalizing aid to undocumented migrants, showcasing the political battle over immigration control.
By Economics Desk | July 4, 2025
Amid diplomatic talks with Putin yielding no progress, Russia launched its biggest missile and drone attack on Kyiv, laying bare the consequences of weak U.S. strategy and lackluster support for Ukraine.
By National Security Desk | July 4, 2025
The Dalai Lama breaks silence on his successor, reaffirming tradition and Tibetan autonomy against Beijing’s authoritarian claim to choose the next spiritual leader.
By Economics Desk | July 4, 2025
A North Korean civilian crossed the perilous Demilitarized Zone into South Korea, prompting a lengthy military operation to secure their custody amid ongoing border tensions.
By National Security Desk | July 4, 2025
China’s rampant electric vehicle price wars expose deep market dysfunction fueled by government overreach and unfair competition, risking a major industry collapse.
By Economics Desk | July 4, 2025
Thirty people remain missing after a ferry capsized near Bali, exposing Indonesia’s chronic failure to enforce maritime safety regulations—a deadly pattern that continues to put lives at risk.
By National Security Desk | July 4, 2025
A lone North Korean man crossed into South Korea’s heavily fortified border zone, raising urgent questions about national security as Seoul’s new leadership softens its stance on Pyongyang.
By National Security Desk | July 4, 2025
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