Mexican security officials say the country’s most violent drug organizations are shipping in combat experience by recruiting former Colombian soldiers, a trend that surfaced publicly after 12 Colombian nationals were arrested June 3 in La Huacana, Michoacán. Nine of those detainees had served in Colombia’s army; all now
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
In another blow to African regional stability, Rwanda announced on Sunday its resignation from the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS). This comes amid a dispute with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) over territorial issues as well as the ongoing conflict in eastern DRC. This shocking decision reveals
On Saturday 7 June 2025, Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay—widely viewed as a top-tier contender for Colombia’s 2026 presidential race—was shot while greeting supporters in a public park in Bogotá’s Fontibón district. Witness videos show the 39-year-old addressing a crowd when two shots rang
On 6 June 2025 the U.S. Supreme Court granted an emergency request from the Trump administration that allows the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to obtain un-redacted Social Security Administration (SSA) records while litigation over access proceeds. The 6–3 unsigned order lifts a Maryland district-court injunction
Federal agents unsealed a criminal complaint in Detroit this week detailing how a pair of Chinese researchers allegedly tried to bring a dangerous agricultural pathogen into the United States. The FBI says that on 27 July 2024 customs officers at Detroit Metropolitan Airport found several clumps of reddish plant tissue
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