National Security

As Sri Lanka grapples with deadly floods from Cyclone Ditwah, the cascading disaster underscores global climate vulnerabilities—and raises urgent questions about America’s own infrastructure and border security challenges.

Thousands protest the rise of Germany’s far-right AfD as its new youth wing forms—highlighting the consequences of weak border security and elite mismanagement in Europe.

As deadly Russian drone strikes kill civilians in Kyiv, the renewed U.S. diplomatic drive to end the Ukraine conflict raises questions about American priorities and national security.

As the U.S. escalates military presence near Venezuelan waters, a second deportation flight carrying migrants arrives amidst sweeping flight cancellations that threaten regional stability and American interests.

In the wake of a deadly shooting in Washington D.C., USCIS suspends all asylum decisions to ensure rigorous screening, highlighting the urgent need for secure borders and responsible immigration policies.

Colombia’s delayed exposure of alleged guerrilla infiltration in state institutions highlights troubling political manipulation and operational setbacks that threaten national sovereignty during critical elections.

Peru’s state of emergency along its Chilean border reveals the challenges of unchecked migration and lax enforcement, posing risks that echo across the hemisphere, including America’s own borders.

As Beijing recalls its last pandas from Japan amid escalating bilateral tensions, the collapse of China’s ‘panda diplomacy’ threatens decades of cultural exchange and millions in economic revenue. What does this signal about China’s true intentions toward sovereign neighbors like Japan—and ultimately America?

The tragic shooting of two National Guard members by an Afghan asylee near the White House exposes glaring vulnerabilities in America’s immigration vetting—prompting urgent calls to halt asylum decisions and tighten national security.

As devastating floods and landslides claim over 240 lives in Indonesia’s Sumatra, a stark reality emerges: weak infrastructure and sluggish rescue efforts deepen the crisis, raising urgent questions about disaster preparedness on the global stage.