National Security

Iran escalates its war on alleged spies by executing three prisoners, exposing the regime’s ruthless crackdown under the guise of national security.

Seoul’s new administration reopens civilian exchanges with North Korea after years of cautious blockade, risking national security and ignoring Pyongyang’s provocations.

The US embassy in Jerusalem reopens after a tentative ceasefire between Israel and Iran, revealing the Trump administration’s high-stakes involvement in a volatile region without addressing long-term security risks.

Seven Israeli soldiers were killed by a Hamas explosive during a Gaza operation, underscoring the brutal reality of ongoing conflict and raising urgent questions about military strategy and national security.

Mexican authorities in Chiapas unveil armed drones to counter cartels, raising serious concerns about accountability, cross-border conflicts, and police corruption amid the cartel war.

President Trump leverages his NATO summit presence to enforce higher defense spending while sowing doubt about America’s famed mutual defense pledge, exposing tensions within the alliance and America’s strategic posture.

Newly recovered drone debris reveals Russia’s deployment of advanced Iranian technology, including AI-powered guidance and anti-jamming systems—highlighting Moscow’s growing dependence on Tehran to sustain its brutal war on Ukraine.

The U.S. Embassy in Haiti urgently calls on American citizens to leave the country immediately as violent armed gangs unleash terror, highlighting the failure of international and local authorities to restore order.

As Switzerland’s iconic glaciers crumble into ‘Swiss cheese,’ scientific reports confirm an alarming acceleration in ice loss—yet political distractions keep America vulnerable to global climate threats.

Despite decades of friendship with Tehran, China’s muted response to the Iran-Israel conflict shows its reluctance to risk economic interests by providing military support—highlighting a gap between rhetoric and reality.