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Europe January 17

NATO ambassador says Europe 'has a tendency to overreact' over Greenland dispute

U.S. NATO ambassador Matthew Whitaker defends American focus on Greenland amid European backlash, calling Arctic security crucial for continental defense.

Greenland January 16

Trump’s push to acquire Greenland sparks international media frenzy on remote island

A surge of international media has descended on Greenland as President Trump renews his push to acquire the strategic Arctic island.

Donald Trump January 15

Trump's tariffs could be undone by one conservative doctrine: 'Life or death'

The Supreme Court is poised to rule soon on President Donald Trump’s use of a 1977 emergency wartime law to impose sweeping tariffs on most U.S. countries.

National Security January 15

Biden DHS's purchase of weapon linked to Havana Syndrome attacks leads House Republicans to demand answers

The Biden administration purchased suspected "Havana Syndrome" weapon with Russian components. House Republicans demand answers about mysterious device.

China January 15

China quietly builds worldwide space network, alarming US over future military power

China reportedly builds satellite facilities across Africa and Latin America, extending its Belt and Road strategy to space infrastructure development globally.

Donald Trump January 15

Most Americans say 'no' to Greenland takeover, with even Republicans split: poll

New polls show 86% of Americans oppose military action to take Greenland as Trump intensifies push for U.S. control of the strategic Arctic territory.

Supreme Court January 14

Supreme Court says Illinois congressman can sue over state mail-in voting laws

The Supreme Court ruling clears the way for congressional candidates to sue over state election laws — just one of several election cases the high court will take up this year.

Media January 14

Washington Post reporter’s home searched by FBI

The FBI on Wednesday executed a search warrant on Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson‘s home as part of a wider probe, the paper announced.

United Kingdom January 13

Secret room to be built at Chinese embassy near cable lines, sparking widespread espionage fears

Unredacted plans for China's new London embassy reveal secret underground chamber near cables, sparking espionage concerns among UK security experts.

Ali Khamenei January 13

Iran protests spark regime survival question as exiled dissident says it feels like a ‘revolution’

Iran faces unprecedented protests as citizens unite around overthrowing the Islamic Republic, marking the most serious threat to the regime since 1979.

Saudi Arabia January 13

As Iran weakens, questions grow over Mohammed bin Salman’s regional ambitions

Saudi Arabia asserts bold foreign policy as Iran weakens, reshaping Middle East power dynamics through strategic partnerships and regional realignments.