National Security

Miguel Ángel Moratinos, the new UN envoy fighting alleged ‘demonization of Islam,’ downplays radical Islamic threats while ignoring rising extremist violence and ideological challenges to Western sovereignty.

At the UN Human Rights Council, Iran accuses Israel of war crimes and nuclear attacks, demanding international action—a claim that demands careful accountability amid geopolitical tensions.

The Supreme Court strengthens the fight for justice by reinstating lawsuits against the Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian Authority, holding them accountable for deadly attacks on American citizens.

Turkish President Erdogan’s vow to expand missile production amid the Israel-Iran war underscores a looming regional arms race that heightens tensions and threatens NATO cohesion.

As China escalates maritime provocations near contested waters, Japan, the US, and the Philippines respond with joint coast guard exercises to safeguard regional security and uphold freedom of navigation.

As Iran’s missile attacks intensify, Israeli civilians crowd into underground train stations for safety—a stark testament to inadequate preparedness and government failure to protect its people from ballistic threats.

Russia’s latest wave of drone strikes killed a civilian in Odesa and injured many more, underscoring Moscow’s unyielding campaign of violence against Ukraine despite ongoing peace talks.

More than 600 migrants rescued from two fishing boats highlight ongoing failures in securing Europe’s southern maritime borders and raise urgent questions about the human and national security costs.

In a clear call for accountability, Pope Leo XIV highlights the risks artificial intelligence poses to children’s intellectual and neurological development, urging ethical scrutiny to protect human dignity.

Iran’s government-imposed internet blackout during its conflict with Israel is not just a technical outage—it’s a deliberate tool of control, leaving millions in the dark and obscuring the real consequences of war.