On the second anniversary of Alexei Navalny’s death in Russian custody, new revelations confirm Kremlin foul play amid a fractured opposition and hesitant Europe, underscoring Russia’s ongoing threat to its neighbors and beyond.
By Economics Desk | February 16, 2026
From Moscow to Gaza, AP’s top photos reveal harsh realities and the geopolitical tensions shaping our world—what America must recognize and respond to.
By National Correspondent | February 16, 2026
A relentless drone campaign in Sudan’s Kordofan region marks a grim escalation, killing dozens of civilians and exposing the catastrophic failure of international diplomacy to protect innocent lives.
By National Security Desk | February 16, 2026
An unusual move to indict an Israeli settler for killing a Palestinian activist exposes persistent injustices and the failure of law enforcement in the occupied West Bank, raising urgent questions about accountability and American interests in a stable region.
By Economics Desk | February 16, 2026
Israel’s first Olympic bobsled team finished last but triumphant, embodying resilience and national pride despite limited resources and geopolitical headwinds.
By National Security Desk | February 16, 2026
Dana Eden, Emmy-winning producer behind Israeli hit ‘Tehran,’ dies suddenly in Greece amid unanswered questions about the pressures tied to politically charged espionage dramas.
By National Security Desk | February 16, 2026
Germany vows ongoing support to Lebanon after UN peacekeepers leave, but leaves unclear how it will counter Hezbollah’s influence — a critical concern for America’s strategic interests in the Middle East.
By Economics Desk | February 16, 2026
As China expands visa-free access to Western allies, including the UK and Canada, this ostensibly friendly gesture masks deeper strategic intentions that America cannot afford to ignore.
By Economics Desk | February 16, 2026
Myanmar’s military regime expels East Timor’s top diplomat after criminal complaints on military war crimes ignite unprecedented intra-ASEAN tensions, revealing the broken commitment to accountability and sovereignty.
By National Security Desk | February 16, 2026
As another round of US-facilitated talks between Ukraine and Russia begins, entrenched positions and a disregard for American security interests suggest these talks will fail to end the conflict or protect US sovereignty.
By Economics Desk | February 16, 2026
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