National Security

As ASEAN struggles with internal conflicts and stalled diplomacy, America’s allies face growing dangers—from Myanmar’s civil war to China’s unchallenged South China Sea claims—threatening regional stability and U.S. strategic influence.

India reports containment of the deadly Nipah virus outbreak, yet intensified screenings across Asia expose global health security gaps that threaten American safety.

As UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer embarks on a high-stakes visit to China, questions loom over national security and economic sovereignty amid worsening espionage threats and human rights abuses.

The prison sentence for South Korea’s former first lady reveals how unchecked political power and corruption can destabilize a nation—lessons vital for protecting American sovereignty and freedom.

Stephen Miller raises concerns about the official procedures followed by Border Patrol agents who fatally shot Alex Pretti during protests, spotlighting troubling enforcement tactics under federal immigration operations.

As China investigates top military leaders for corruption, Beijing doubles down on its threat to use force against Taiwan, revealing a dangerous agenda that demands America’s vigilant response.

Japan’s unprecedentedly short election campaign is causing voting delays and undermining democratic processes, raising concerns over government effectiveness and stability—issues with direct implications for America’s global partnerships.

As Federal Reserve officials debate keeping interest rates steady despite economic uncertainty, the real question is whether Washington is prioritizing political theater over the economic security of everyday Americans.

As Wall Street hits new highs, the weakening U.S. dollar and mixed Asian markets reveal cracks in the global economic landscape—raising urgent questions about America’s financial leadership and future prosperity.

South Sudan’s renewed war signals a tragic collapse of peace efforts with grave risks for civilians and regional security—America cannot afford to ignore the chaos brewing in Africa’s youngest nation.