National Security

Violent protests and deadly clashes in Pakistan following U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran expose the cost of Washington’s reckless foreign interventions—fueling instability that threatens American interests.

As President Macron redefines France’s nuclear doctrine, Europe confronts a precarious security landscape shaped by wavering U.S. commitments and rising global tensions.

A drone strike on Britain’s RAF Akrotiri base in Cyprus signals the perilous consequences of entangling with escalating Middle East tensions. Despite official denials of war, London’s recent decision to permit U.S. use of British bases against Iran raises urgent questions about sovereignty and national security.

Exclusive insight reveals a stark disconnect between Trump’s public warnings of imminent Iranian attacks and the private intelligence briefings given to Congress, raising serious questions about transparency and national security priorities.

Iran accuses the U.S. and Israel of attacking its Natanz nuclear site, but U.N. inspections find no direct damage—revealing a complex battle over truth that impacts America’s security posture.

The coordinated US-Israeli strikes that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei mark a dangerous escalation with immediate consequences for American security, regional stability, and energy markets. This report cuts through the headlines to reveal the costly failures and risks Washington must confront now.

Kuwait reports several U.S. military aircraft accidents with crews surviving, amid escalating attacks between Iran, Israel, and the U.S.—a stark reminder of Washington’s risky engagement in a volatile region.

Iran’s recent missile attacks on Israeli cities highlight the urgent need for America to reinforce its commitment to national sovereignty and confront global threats with decisive action.

India and Canada rush to finalize a trade deal promising $50 billion in bilateral trade by 2030—but lingering diplomatic strife and security disputes threaten true partnership.

Iran’s top security official Ali Larijani publicly rejects any negotiations with the United States, dismissing diplomatic overtures amid escalating attacks that threaten U.S. interests and regional stability.