National Security

An Afghan asylum seeker charged with murder following a deadly car ramming in Munich highlights the ongoing security risks tied to uncontrolled immigration policies and extremist radicalization in Europe.

As Britain grapples with a migrant surge, Nigel Farage’s Reform party vows mass deportations and withdrawal from international human rights treaties—highlighting the urgent need for America to reinforce its own borders and sovereignty.

As Europe eyes reimposing U.N. sanctions on Iran through a controversial snapback mechanism, Washington’s prior withdrawal from the nuclear deal and globalist indecision leave America vulnerable to Iranian nuclear ambitions.

Following four months of political stalemate, Kosovo’s parliament elects a new president, potentially unlocking government formation—but the deeper challenges to stability and sovereignty remain unaddressed.

The arrest of former Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe amid corruption allegations reveals a politically motivated crackdown that undermines democratic principles and destabilizes a country crucial to regional security.

As France faces another government collapse amid budget battles and parliamentary deadlock, the chaos abroad signals deeper risks to Western stability—risks America must watch closely in defending national sovereignty.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard operates as a rogue paramilitary empire, advancing Tehran’s destabilizing agenda across the Middle East while directly threatening U.S. interests and allies.

As Israel intensifies its offensive against Hamas, protests erupt demanding hostages’ release and a ceasefire; meanwhile, deadly strikes on Gaza hospitals raise urgent questions about strategy and consequences for American interests.

Israeli citizens are risking their safety to demand an end to the Gaza conflict and the return of hostages, exposing cracks in government leadership as national security hangs in the balance.

As India releases swollen river waters into Pakistan, tens of thousands are forced to flee flood zones. This crisis highlights the fragile nature of Indo-Pakistani relations and underscores the urgent need for America First policies that prioritize regional stability and U.S. strategic interests.