National Security

A new EU poll reveals widespread desire for a tougher, more unified European bloc facing military and economic pressures—but who truly benefits when Brussels seeks greater power?

Prince Andrew’s premature move from a crown-owned property amid fresh Epstein allegations highlights the growing demand for accountability within the British monarchy and raises pressing questions about royal privilege and national sovereignty.

As Serbia’s government official faces trial for forging documents in a controversial Kushner-linked real estate deal, the nation’s eroding judicial independence and autocratic crackdown signal troubling implications for Western alliances and regional stability.

As Russia and Ukraine meet under US mediation amid escalating attacks, doubts rise if Washington’s diplomacy protects American security or merely enables Kremlin aggression.

While Washington and the UN pledge $700 million to war-torn Sudan amid its worst humanitarian crisis, this effort exposes the persistent failure of American foreign policy to secure peace and stability in critical regions—raising urgent questions about national priorities and global leadership.

In a revealing video call, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin reinforce a partnership that challenges America’s national security and economic interests, bypassing Western sanctions and deepening ties in energy and technology.

Iran confirms loss of contact with Shahed-129 drone after US shoots it down near USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea, escalating tensions and spotlighting Tehran’s provocative actions against American sovereignty.

A fatal collision between a Greek patrol vessel and a migrant speedboat near Chios highlights the dangerous realities of uncontrolled migration and the costly consequences of weak border policies.

Despite a U.S.-backed ceasefire, violence surges as Israeli forces kill 17 Palestinians while militants injure an Israeli soldier—exposing the fragile reality on the ground and highlighting Washington’s failure to secure lasting peace.

As the New START treaty expires, the U.S. faces an unconstrained nuclear rivalry with Russia and China, raising grave risks to American security and global peace.