National Security

As Northern Ireland faces a landmark verdict in the decades-old Bloody Sunday case, questions of justice, government accountability, and national security resonate deeply with America’s own struggle to defend truth and sovereignty.

As the Netherlands faces a pivotal election dominated by migration and housing crises, Geert Wilders’ hardline stance challenges mainstream complacency—posing urgent questions for Europe’s borders and stability with direct implications for America’s security interests.

As crippling sanctions and internal turmoil squeeze Iran, its leadership’s inaction reveals a regime trapped in paralysis—jeopardizing not only regional security but also America’s vital interests.

Tropical Storm Melissa barrels through the Caribbean, threatening deadly flooding and landslides amid fragile local infrastructures—highlighting the dangers of regional instability that could affect America’s southern borders and homeland security.

As the EU moves to seize frozen Russian assets for Ukraine’s war effort, Washington must question if this undermines global financial norms and distracts from America’s own border and defense challenges.

The UK and Germany’s new joint patrols to hunt Russian submarines mark a concerning intensification of NATO’s military footprint in the Atlantic, raising questions about strategic priorities and risks for U.S. national security.

In a turbulent chapter for Peru, the interim right-leaning government led by José Jerí secures congressional approval amid promises to combat rampant crime and revive the economy—yet questions remain whether this administration can restore state authority and safeguard national stability.

Families bear witness to tragic deaths and unchecked violence in Alabama’s overcrowded prisons, exposing systemic failures that betray American values of justice and safety.

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney urges a pivot away from the U.S. as American tariffs threaten Canadian industries—highlighting the dangers of relying too heavily on a single, unpredictable trading partner.

As over 100 federal agents arrive in the San Francisco area to combat illegal immigration and protect borders, local leaders accuse the move of inciting chaos. But are they defending their city—or undermining national sovereignty?