National Security

France pushes for a NATO military exercise in Greenland, igniting tensions with the U.S. as Washington asserts its rightful strategic interests over the Arctic territory amid global power rivalries.

Israel’s army has paused the demolition of a youth soccer field in the Palestinian Aida refugee camp, exposing the tangled politics that endanger local stability and highlight ongoing challenges to Israeli sovereignty in contested areas.

As NATO’s Mark Rutte insists on ‘quiet diplomacy’ to ease tensions with the U.S. over Greenland, critical questions arise about America’s strategic interests and European defense commitments amid global uncertainty.

An ambush killing five Nigerian soldiers and one police officer reveals the ongoing jihadist menace in West Africa—yet U.S. policy fails to adequately address these threats, risking American interests abroad and at home.

Danish and American veterans who fought side by side in Afghanistan and Iraq feel deeply betrayed as President Trump escalates threats to seize Greenland, risking a cornerstone NATO alliance and Europe’s Arctic security.

As Milan unveils a long-concealed Leonardo da Vinci fresco during Olympic celebrations, we must ask: will America safeguard its cultural treasures with equal vigilance against neglect and globalist distractions?

Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) has reignited nuclear power at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, raising serious concerns about safety and accountability more than a decade after Fukushima’s meltdown devastated public trust and the region. Are safeguards truly sufficient to protect communities from repeating history?

The Syrian government’s seizure of the al-Hol camp housing thousands linked to ISIS marks a troubling power shift, exposing Washington’s strategic missteps and risking U.S. national security interests as Kurdish forces cede ground.

The EU’s alarm over President Trump’s Greenland initiative exposes cracks in transatlantic trust and questions Europe’s commitment to true sovereignty amid rising global tensions.

South Sudan’s escalating violence signals a return to civil war, exposing the failure of international peace efforts and threatening U.S. strategic interests in East Africa.