National Security

Amid high-stakes negotiations in Stockholm, Washington risks compromising America’s economic sovereignty by softening tariffs on China without securing meaningful reforms—raising urgent questions about a leadership willing to confront Beijing’s unfair trade practices.

North Korea’s defiant dismissal of South Korea’s new government highlights the regime’s refusal to engage in diplomacy, choosing instead to deepen ties with Russia—an alarming development that threatens regional stability and U.S. national security interests.

CK Hutchison’s plan to include a Chinese investor in the Panama Canal ports deal risks undermining American security interests, raising urgent questions about Beijing’s expanding influence in critical global infrastructure.

As Honduras faces an electoral showdown on November 30, opposition-led protests expose serious disruptions threatening democratic integrity amid power struggles within the government.

As the UN calls for swift humanitarian aid in Gaza, this report probes the complex realities behind aid delivery amid ongoing security concerns—and what it means for America’s national interest.

A regional train carrying over 100 passengers derailed in southern Germany, resulting in multiple injuries and at least three fatalities amid reports of possible infrastructure failure exacerbated by recent storms.

As Syria announces parliamentary elections for September under new interim leadership, the country teeters on the brink of further disorder following deadly sectarian clashes — a development with serious implications for American security interests in the region.

In a rare and uncompromising move, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz threatens a personal strike against Iran’s supreme leader if Tehran continues its aggression—highlighting the escalating tensions that threaten America’s strategic interests in the Middle East.

Syria announces parliamentary elections months after Bashar al-Assad’s overthrow, but does the new regime truly represent stability? We dissect the reality behind the official statements and what this means for U.S. national security.

Russia’s direct flights to North Korea mark a troubling expansion of cooperation with a hostile regime, undermining America’s national security and regional stability.