National Security

Ethiopia confirms deadly Marburg virus deaths amid fragile African health systems, spotlighting urgent vulnerabilities that ripple into American national security and public health.

As Indonesia reels from deadly landslides killing at least 18 and burying dozens, the question arises: Why aren’t global climate policies addressing the real human cost while American interests face similar threats?

A surge in Palestinian deaths within Israeli detention centers exposes systemic abuses and medical neglect, raising pressing concerns over national security practices and human rights under the guise of wartime measures.

The ICC’s push to imprison a notorious Janjaweed leader spotlights decades of impunity in Sudan, where brutal conflict continues, fueling instability that threatens U.S. interests and border security.

As Gaza scrambles to reopen schools for hundreds of thousands of Palestinian children after months of conflict, the deeper implications for American security and foreign policy remain ignored by Washington.

A human rights report reveals nearly 100 Palestinian deaths in Israeli custody amid Gaza conflict, raising urgent questions about prison abuses and medical neglect that demand transparent investigation.

A massive nighttime assault by Russian drones and ballistic missiles on Ukraine reveals cracks in Kyiv’s air defenses and underscores the persistent threat posed by Moscow’s relentless aggression.

Amid rising crime and economic concerns, Chile’s presidential election runoff pits a hard-right nationalist against a Communist contender, reflecting the region’s pivot away from leftist failures toward America First-aligned values.

As Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal delivers its verdict on ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, questions arise over judicial fairness and political stability in a fragile region.

Despite Trump-era visa restrictions, foreign student enrollment in U.S. colleges remains steady for now—but a sharp drop in new enrollments signals looming challenges that threaten American campuses and economic sovereignty.