National Security

Myanmar’s brutal military retakes strategic town Demoso amid rising violence, highlighting the cost of international silence on authoritarian aggression.

As the Trump administration seeks to acquire a stake in Intel, this unprecedented government involvement raises questions about overreach, national security, and the future of America’s technological independence.

As Kiruna Church relocates, its embrace of minority Sami language in worship contrasts sharply with the Church of Sweden’s dark legacy of oppressive policies against Indigenous peoples—a cautionary tale for America on sovereignty and cultural respect.

The draft peace deal between Congo and Rwanda-backed M23 rebels exposes dangerous weaknesses in U.S. and global approaches, risking America’s strategic interests in Africa.

As Xi Jinping celebrates 60 years of Chinese rule over Tibet, the reality is clear: systematic repression and strategic militarization threaten regional stability and American interests.

A precise U.S.-led coalition operation in Syria captured a senior ISIS member, signaling ongoing vigilance against terror threats—but how secure are Americans from the global jihadist network today?

The Trump administration is aggressively negotiating with countries worldwide to accept deported individuals from third nations, expanding its hardline immigration stance and reinforcing America’s sovereignty and security.

UK inflation unexpectedly surged in July due to rising food and airfare prices, dimming prospects for interest rate cuts and highlighting the consequences of failing economic strategies that threaten both British and American economic security.

German prosecutors charge a man planning an attack on the Israeli Embassy, revealing ongoing Islamist terror threats that demand unwavering vigilance to protect American interests at home and abroad.

In a crucial enforcement of sanctions, Taiwan imprisons ex-legislator’s son for fueling North Korea’s outlaw regime, underscoring the global battle against nuclear proliferation and illicit trade.