National Security

The PKK’s announcement to withdraw all forces from Turkey marks a seeming milestone in Middle Eastern conflict—yet questions remain about Ankara’s response and the broader implications for regional stability and U.S. interests.

The release of Yemeni actress Intisar al-Hammadi after nearly five years in Houthi detention highlights the regime’s brutal suppression of women and dissent, reflecting dangerous authoritarian tactics that threaten stability and freedom.

The audacious Louvre robbery not only reveals glaring security lapses but threatens to transform priceless French royal history into a sensationalized spectacle—raising urgent questions about protecting our heritage and sovereignty in a globalized world.

The PKK’s declared withdrawal from Turkey signals progress in a volatile region, but Americans must ask: Will this peace effort truly secure stability, or is Washington overlooking a repeating cycle that threatens our strategic interests?

President Trump successfully mediated a historic peace agreement between Thailand and Cambodia, ending a deadly border conflict and showcasing America’s strategic leadership in Asia.

President Trump’s charismatic arrival in Kuala Lumpur masks critical geopolitical maneuvers amid rising global tensions. What does this mean for America’s national interests and economic security?

President Trump’s arrival in Malaysia for the ASEAN summit marks a critical moment in escalating trade tensions with China, underscoring America’s fight to protect its economic sovereignty on the global stage.

Bolivian President Luis Arce calls out the incoming government’s submissive stance toward foreign powers as Bolivia faces suspension from ALBA, highlighting the ongoing battle for national sovereignty against pro-imperial pressures.

Japan’s successful H3 rocket launch highlights a strategic push for national security and commercial competitiveness—raising urgent questions about America’s commitment to maintaining space dominance.

President Trump’s brief stop in Qatar highlights critical questions about America’s engagement and the real impact of its diplomacy in a volatile region key to national security.