National Security

After decades of evasion, Argentina is finally moving forward with trials in absentia against Iranian and Lebanese suspects involved in the deadly 1994 Buenos Aires Jewish center bombing, signaling a firm stand against terrorism and foreign interference.

As Iran escalates missile attacks, Israeli civilians take refuge in underground parking lots and metro stations — a vivid demonstration of the dangers Americans face if we ignore Middle East hostility.

After a decade and a half of secret development, the Pentagon deployed specialized bunker-buster bombs to cripple Iran’s nuclear program—raising questions about strategic foresight and intelligence accuracy.

Kosovo’s Constitutional Court demands an end to a damaging three-month parliamentary deadlock that stalls government formation and halts progress on critical national issues, revealing deep political dysfunction.

The UK government retreats from a groundbreaking North African renewable energy project due to high risks, exposing the challenges of overreliance on unproven foreign infrastructure for national energy security.

Despite President Trump’s claims of obliteration, independent assessments reveal Iran’s nuclear program may only be partially damaged, raising serious questions about the true effectiveness and accountability of the recent U.S. strikes.

After 15 years of meticulous planning, the Pentagon reveals the full scope of the ‘Midnight Hammer’ operation that targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities with precision strikes, countering media misinformation and underscoring America’s commitment to stopping Tehran’s atomic threat.

On its 80th anniversary, the UN Charter is under historic siege as sovereignty violations and international law breaches escalate worldwide, exposing deep cracks in the global order the organization was meant to uphold.

U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau openly questions the Organization of American States’ relevance, spotlighting its failure to address Venezuela’s regime abuses and Haiti’s turmoil, signaling a potential U.S. reevaluation of membership.

Despite recent U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, the White House insists it maintains diplomatic communication—a claim demanding close scrutiny amid rising tensions.