Category: Global Politics

Escalating clashes in DR Congo’s Masisi territory exacerbate the humanitarian crisis, leaving civilians injured and displaced.

Tucker Carlson’s interview with Vladimir Putin in Moscow not only marks a pivotal moment in political journalism but also serves as a profound diplomatic gesture, reflecting the intricate tapestry of media influence and international relations in shaping the contemporary geopolitical landscape.

In a decisive, if delayed, military move, the United States struck a blow against Iranian-backed militias, balancing the act of retaliation with the aim to avoid broader conflict in the volatile Middle East.

In the midst of this grave moment, as we mourn the loss at Tower 22, it becomes increasingly clear that the absence of a forward-looking and robust national security strategy has not only cost us dearly but has also left the door open for our adversaries to challenge us with impunity.

Sullivan and Sudani are locking arms in Davos, not for pleasantries, but to untangle the mess Iran’s missiles have created, cementing a commitment to stability and safety in the face of Middle Eastern chaos.

Unlocking a strategic alliance, the United Kingdom and India deploy naval forces in the Indo-Pacific, reshaping global defense dynamics.

In 2024, Ukraine’s play for air control ain’t just about dodging bombs; it’s about being the puppet master on the battlefield, and with the West’s F-16s en route, they’re set to give the Russian bear a real run for its money.

Despite the noble intentions of the Olympic Games, the history of tragic incidents like Munich 1972 and Atlanta 1996, combined with the current volatile global climate, makes me firmly choose the safety and comfort of my home to watch the Paris 2024 Games, far from potential chaos and terror.

The US and UK, in a significant joint military operation, have launched targeted strikes against Houthi positions in Yemen, marking a critical response to the group’s threats to commercial shipping in the Red Sea.

The United States can use various methods of deterrence and diplomacy to mediate regional tensions in the South Caucasus between Armenia and Azerbaijan. With allies becoming skeptical of Washington’s commitment to global stabilization, DC has a chance to remedy a potential future war.

In a bold move of strategic support and delicate diplomacy, Japan fortifies Ukraine’s ground capabilities and tightens economic sanctions against Russia, echoing a global call for peace and a stance against aggression.

The incompetence of the Biden Administration in national security foreign policy, coupled with Congress’s inability to effectively cooperate and the failure of senior leadership to prepare for conflict, poses a grave risk of leading the United States into a disastrous and ill-advised war with Iran.