National Security

Hezbollah doubles down on its arms, defying Lebanon’s national government’s disarmament plan—a move that not only endangers Lebanese sovereignty but also serves hostile agendas against Israel and the United States.

On the 80th anniversary of Japan’s WWII surrender, Tokyo expresses regret but stops short of acknowledging its wartime aggressions, leaving regional tensions unresolved and sidelining America’s interest in a stable Indo-Pacific.

A senior Australian lawyer’s AI-generated fabrications in a murder case highlight growing threats to the justice system, underscoring the urgent need for strict oversight to protect American values of rule of law and national sovereignty.

Turkish authorities detained the opposition mayor of Istanbul’s Beyoglu district amid a sweeping purge targeting the Republican People’s Party, raising alarms over democratic erosion under Erdogan’s long rule.

While millions of Shiite Muslims mark Arbaeen with solemn pilgrimage, the event underscores Iran’s growing influence in Iraq—a development that demands America’s strategic attention.

A rare fossil find of Janjucetus dullardi—an early whale with razor-sharp teeth and bulging eyes—exposes a ruthless predator lineage and forces us to reconsider narratives about whale evolution and marine ecosystems.

By inviting Vladimir Putin to a summit on American soil without Ukraine’s participation, President Trump risks undermining U.S. national sovereignty and European security while giving Russia unwarranted diplomatic validation.

Since the U.S. withdrawal, Afghanistan has descended into repression, violence, and chaos—highlighting the catastrophic consequences of abandoning American commitments and emboldening global jihadist threats.

On its 78th Independence Day, India declares a tough new approach to national security and sovereignty, warning Pakistan that terrorism and nuclear threats will no longer be tolerated—a stance Americans should watch closely amid global instability.

As the Taliban mark five years in power, their iron grip has deepened Afghanistan’s humanitarian crisis, stifled freedoms, and shifted regional dynamics—posing urgent challenges to U.S. national security and global stability.