National Security

Portugal’s presidential election signals growing challenges to traditional parties, with ultraright candidate André Ventura leading early polls—raising questions about sovereignty and stability that resonate beyond Europe’s borders.

As social media’s grip tightens on Americans, a new wave of influencers fights back—challenging endless scrolling with awareness and disruption. But can this quiet resistance truly reclaim our time and freedom from addictive algorithms?

With the series tied, India’s captain Shubman Gill opts to bowl first—a move loaded with strategic implications that echo beyond the field, underscoring global sports diplomacy and national pride.

The discovery of crashed Indonesian turboprop ATR 42-500 wreckage in mountainous Sulawesi reveals alarming vulnerabilities in aviation safety, with risks that resonate for U.S. national security and border control.

A Taiwanese journalist faces serious charges of bribing military officers to leak sensitive information to China, highlighting the ongoing infiltration threats Beijing poses to Taiwan’s sovereignty and security.

As Portugal heads to the polls, populist leader André Ventura’s rise threatens to deepen political instability in Europe, challenging national sovereignty and traditional governance.

Vague military boundaries in Gaza have led to dozens of Palestinian deaths post-ceasefire, exposing dangerous ambiguity with grave humanitarian consequences and lessons on the importance of clear national borders.

The U.S. military’s targeted killing of an Al Qaeda-linked leader in Syria responsible for murdering Americans highlights persistent gaps in counterterrorism efforts under current policies.

Coordinated inmate uprisings in three Guatemalan prisons have taken dozens of guards hostage, revealing chronic mismanagement and the growing power of organized crime that jeopardizes American national security interests.

As EU and Mercosur leaders sign a historic free trade pact, Venezuela’s deepening crisis—marked by the U.S.-led capture of Nicolás Maduro—casts a shadow over regional cooperation, raising urgent questions about sovereignty and security in the Americas.