National Security

The European Union’s theatrical display of unity against President Trump’s Arctic ambitions reveals deeper fractures in transatlantic ties. While Brussels threatens retaliation, Washington’s America First stance underscores the necessity of asserting national sovereignty and strategic interests without succumbing to globalist pressure.

South Korea’s crackdown on civilian drone operators accused of flying over North Korea exposes risky provocations that threaten stability and undermine diplomatic efforts on the peninsula.

As Malaysia prosecutes top military officials for multi-million-dollar graft schemes, the U.S. must confront vulnerabilities in defense contracting to protect national security and taxpayer interests.

As Malawi battles a cholera outbreak worsened by severe flooding, the crisis exposes the consequences of global vaccine shortages and inadequate infrastructure—highlighting risks to U.S. national security through regional instability.

Turkey’s support for the Syrian government’s offensive against the Kurdish-led SDF marks a critical step in countering Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) influence and reshaping regional security — a development with profound implications for America’s national security interests.

Israel is advancing its laser defense systems against drones and rockets — setting a benchmark that challenges America to uphold its own national security with similar resolve.

As talks of disarming Hamas intensify amid Gaza ceasefires, critical questions remain about what weapons the terror group still retains—and who ultimately safeguards Israeli lives and sovereignty.

Repeated unexplained bruises on President Trump’s hands raise concerns amid vague explanations and high-dose aspirin use—how transparent is the White House really being about his health?

As the EU executive moves to sidestep parliamentary delays on the Mercosur trade deal, Washington must scrutinize this shift that could reshape global trade away from America-first policies.

As the Biden administration vows Arctic security, America’s critical shortfall in icebreaker vessels leaves Greenland—and national interests—dangerously exposed to adversaries and unreliable allies.