National Security

Half a decade after the devastating Beirut port explosion, entrenched corruption and political obstruction have stalled justice, risking greater instability that reverberates beyond Lebanon’s borders — directly impacting American national security and regional stability.

India and the Philippines conduct their first joint naval exercises amid territorial disputes with China, signaling a strategic pushback against Beijing’s growing militarization and aggressive claims in vital Indo-Pacific waters.

A year after a violent student-led revolt toppled Bangladesh’s long-standing leader, political instability persists, threatening regional security and undermining prospects for democratic reform—a warning sign Washington cannot afford to ignore.

Vinfast’s new $500 million electric vehicle factory in India signals a shift in Asia’s auto manufacturing landscape, raising critical questions about global supply chains, national sovereignty, and economic security for America.

Despite U.S. threats of punishing tariffs, China refuses to halt its purchase of Russian and Iranian oil, revealing Washington’s weak leverage and risking national security by allowing funding to hostile regimes.

Eight decades after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, dedicated researchers and historians sift through Ninoshima Island to locate remains of forgotten victims—revealing painful truths about wartime neglect and the ongoing need for accountability.

South Korea’s conciliatory removal of border propaganda speakers signals a dangerous willingness to downplay the ongoing threat from North Korea’s nuclear ambitions and hostile actions.

Evo Morales, barred from running, calls for null votes in Bolivia’s upcoming election, exposing deep political fractures and raising concerns about leftist agendas influencing regional stability affecting US interests.

A deadly riot in a Veracruz prison leaves seven dead and exposes how weak Mexican law enforcement endangers regional stability and American security.

As five political alliances rush to register for Peru’s fraught 2026 elections, the nation faces more than just a presidential race—it confronts renewed threats to its national sovereignty and democratic integrity amid globalist pressures.