President Donald Trump jolted the Group of Seven summit Monday evening when he posted on Truth Social that “everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran,” repeating in all caps his long-held stance that “IRAN CAN NOT HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON.” Minutes later the White House announced the president would leave Banff, Canada,
The United States and the United Kingdom sealed their first bilateral trade accord of the Trump-Starmer era yesterday at the G-7 summit in Kananaskis, Canada. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Keir Starmer each held up the signed document—though wind briefly scattered several pages—as they proclaimed the deal
This past week, Israel launched an unprecedented air campaign against Iran, focusing on its nuclear program and military assets with a level of violence that marked a new chapter in their long-standing enmity. About 200 fighter jets took part in the operation, which hit about 100 sites. It was called
Los Angeles entered its fourth night of turmoil on June 9, with protests over federal immigration raids morphing into large-scale riots that have torched cars, closed freeways, and injured at least 29 law-enforcement officers. Roughly 2,000 California National Guard soldiers—activated under a presidential memorandum signed late June 7—
The White House has sent strong warnings to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, telling him to stop China's plan to build a "super embassy" in London because of growing worries about national security. The issue centers around Beijing's ambitions to build what would be
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has turned the country into a proving ground for unmanned-aerial warfare at every tier—from cheap kamikaze quadcopters that cost a few hundred dollars to Moscow’s Lancet and Shahed loitering munitions and Kyiv’s emerging medium-altitude combat drones. The immediate military effect is
The European Union is advancing plans for a comprehensive Black Sea Maritime Security Hub, representing one of its most ambitious security initiatives in response to intensifying Russian aggression and hybrid warfare tactics. This strategic pivot reflects the Black Sea's critical importance as a crossroads for energy, trade, and
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Focuses on the evolving security architecture of Europe and the strategic behavior of the Russian Federation. Analyzes NATO posture, conventional deterrence, and regional defense integration alongside Russian military activity, intelligence operations, and influence campaigns. Covers developments from Brussels to Moscow, with emphasis on flashpoints in Eastern Europe, the Arctic, and the Black Sea corridor.
Covers active combat zones, territorial disputes, proxy engagements, and insurgencies. Tracks front-line developments, airstrikes, ceasefire collapses, and irregular warfare. Includes analysis of escalation dynamics, humanitarian impacts, and foreign military involvement in unstable regions.
Covers strategic developments across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, with emphasis on defense policy, homeland security, and cross-border coordination. Tracks NORAD and NORTHCOM activity, U.S.–Mexico border dynamics, cartel violence, and domestic instability. Includes analysis of trade, macroeconomic trends, and national security priorities under Trump’s second term, including shifts in foreign policy, executive authority, and defense posture.
Tracks formal negotiations, alliance-building, multilateral talks, and backchannel engagement between state actors. Includes summits, treaty discussions, and high-level bilateral meetings. Analyzes how states use diplomatic tools to shape security architecture, manage crises, and recalibrate global influence.
Tracks leadership transitions, electoral outcomes, legislative power struggles, and internal governance crises with strategic consequence. Covers populist movements, regime legitimacy, civil-military tensions, and institutional instability. Focuses on how domestic political dynamics shape foreign policy, economic risk, and state behavior on the global stage.
Covers global military posture, modernization programs, weapons procurement, and force readiness. Tracks joint exercises, strategy shifts, and military-industrial output across conventional and emerging domains. Includes long-term capability development, defense spending, and global force projection by peer and near-peer states.
Covers macroeconomic shifts, market volatility, fiscal policy, and corporate behavior with geopolitical consequence. Tracks sovereign debt, capital flows, trade architecture, and state–market interplay in strategic sectors. Includes coverage of sanctions impact, energy pricing, regulatory risk, and the intersection of private capital and national security.
Covers military, political, and economic developments across East Asia, Southeast Asia, and the broader Indo-Pacific. Includes China, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia, and ASEAN states. Tracks maritime security, territorial disputes, strategic alliances, and regional power shifts. Focuses on deterrence operations, great power competition, and efforts to maintain stability in a contested security environment.
Covers military activity, regime stability, and strategic competition across the Middle East. Tracks Iranian influence operations, Israeli security doctrine, Gulf realignment, and proxy warfare in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen. Includes energy chokepoints, arms transfers, non-state actors, and shifting alliances driven by external powers and regional rivalries.
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