National Security

Despite President Trump’s claims of obliteration, independent assessments reveal Iran’s nuclear program may only be partially damaged, raising serious questions about the true effectiveness and accountability of the recent U.S. strikes.

After 15 years of meticulous planning, the Pentagon reveals the full scope of the ‘Midnight Hammer’ operation that targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities with precision strikes, countering media misinformation and underscoring America’s commitment to stopping Tehran’s atomic threat.

On its 80th anniversary, the UN Charter is under historic siege as sovereignty violations and international law breaches escalate worldwide, exposing deep cracks in the global order the organization was meant to uphold.

U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau openly questions the Organization of American States’ relevance, spotlighting its failure to address Venezuela’s regime abuses and Haiti’s turmoil, signaling a potential U.S. reevaluation of membership.

Despite recent U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, the White House insists it maintains diplomatic communication—a claim demanding close scrutiny amid rising tensions.

The United Nations reveals staggering humanitarian needs in Congo’s rebel-held east, exposing the devastating impact of decades-long conflict and the M23 rebel group’s brutal displacement tactics.

An Australian tourist was fatally shot in Bali by fellow Australians in a chilling, premeditated attack — exposing alarming questions about cross-border law enforcement and local security.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez defies NATO’s agreed defense spending increase, inviting threats of U.S. tariffs while battling corruption scandals at home—revealing a reckless gamble that jeopardizes national interests and alliance solidarity.

Clark Olofsson, a career criminal whose actions gave rise to the infamous Stockholm Syndrome, has died at 78, leaving behind a troubling legacy of crime and psychological manipulation.

As Netanyahu praises Trump’s backing in the recent conflict with Iran, their talk of expanding peace rings hollow amid ongoing regional tensions and unanswered questions about U.S. military actions and political maneuvers.