National Security

A stark discrepancy in reported humanitarian aid trucks entering Gaza exposes a deeper crisis—while Hamas claims severe shortages endanger lives, Israel asserts higher delivery numbers. What’s the truth behind this tug-of-war, and who pays the price?

Bosnia’s decision to remove Milorad Dodik, a pro-Russian separatist pushing to divide the country, highlights ongoing challenges to sovereignty and stability in the Balkans—issues that resonate with America’s national security interests.

Ion Iliescu, Romania’s first elected president after communism, leaves behind a nation divided over his legacy—tarnished by charges of crimes against humanity and contested revolution deaths, raising questions about transitional justice and accountability.

Pakistan’s push to deport Afghan refugees under threat of arrest reveals a harsh reality ignored by global powers—how long will Washington turn a blind eye as this humanitarian crisis escalates?

China’s hasty response to a chikungunya outbreak reveals gaps in global health security—posing an overlooked threat that American policymakers must confront to protect national borders and public health.

A cherished Ukrainian educator and her family perished in a ruthless Russian missile strike, underscoring the grave human price of Moscow’s war on Ukraine—and the urgent need for America to prioritize national security and oppose globalist appeasement.

A deadly wildfire has engulfed over 11,000 hectares near Narbona, leaving one woman dead, others injured, and hundreds evacuated—highlighting grave lapses in safety measures amid worsening climate conditions.

Israel orders residents of Gaza’s Zeitún neighborhood to relocate as military operations intensify, spotlighting the difficult balance between national security and humanitarian concerns.

With tensions mounting over Ukraine, Trump’s special envoy arrives in Moscow to press for peace—will Washington uphold America First principles or repeat past failures?

As flash floods claim lives and trap Indian soldiers, the disaster underscores the deadly consequences of unchecked development and climate mismanagement—lessons America must heed to protect its own vulnerable regions.