National Security

The tragic car crash that injured champion boxer Anthony Joshua and claimed two lives spotlights dangerous driving and weak enforcement of traffic laws in Nigeria—issues with ripple effects for American interests abroad.

Mexico has transferred 37 cartel members to the U.S., but is this gesture enough to address the rising drug and security threats confronting America’s southern border amid Washington’s demands?

President Trump’s newly formed Board of Peace, touted as a global conflict resolver, risks undermining established international institutions and America’s national sovereignty by concentrating unprecedented power in Washington’s hands.

As Syrian government forces rapidly seize territory from U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters, prisons and camps holding thousands of Islamic State detainees face unprecedented security threats—jeopardizing regional and American safety.

The swift legalization of Yatziv settlement in the West Bank highlights how aggressive Israeli settlement policies erode prospects for peace and empower far-right agendas, increasing regional instability that threatens American national security.

Opposition leader María Corina Machado warns that the Maduro regime continues to manipulate international opinion by falsely claiming to have freed most political prisoners, underscoring the urgent need for accountability and real freedom.

The Assad regime’s announcement of a four-day ceasefire with Kurdish-led forces masks deeper instability in Syria, threatening regional security and America’s strategic standing.

The EU’s bold plan to phase out high-risk telecom suppliers like Huawei spotlights the urgent need for America to safeguard its own infrastructure from Chinese tech threats.

While European elites lash out at President Trump’s Greenland initiative, their hypocrisy and shortsightedness ignore the vital need for America to secure its sovereignty and economic future in a shifting world order.

Togo’s extradition of Burkina Faso’s ousted junta leader underscores ongoing chaos in West Africa, exposing the failure of weak governments to secure their nations and the risks posed by repeated military coups.