A phrase meant to explain identity has now collided with a national immigration crackdown. A Somali American woman who gained sudden national recognition for a vivid...
This wasn’t a routine patrol. It was a message—Britain’s undersea lifelines are not open for testing. The Royal Navy forced a Russian cargo vessel to leave...
Washington is no longer just deterring Tehran. It is openly preparing to strike first. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has issued the clearest signal yet...
Masks Off, Cameras On—or Shutdown: Politics Return as Minneapolis Shootings Ignite DHS Showdown in Congress. One shooting became two. Two deaths became a shutdown threat. Now...
Germany isn’t at war—but it’s acting like a target. And that distinction now matters less than ever. Germany has taken a decisive step toward hardening its...
Washington is warning. Baghdad is pushing back. Iraq’s next prime minister could decide far more than its next government. Former Iraqi prime minister Nouri al-Maliki has...
As Washington shakes alliances, Beijing opens its doors—and Britain walks in. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived in Beijing this week for the first visit by...
Carriers move, threats fly, and diplomacy narrows—Washington and Tehran are back on a collision course. President Donald Trump has placed Iran back at the center of...
Peace now hinges on a single word: Donetsk. And no one wants to say it out loud. The battle over Donetsk has emerged as the central...
Irro’s Cabinet Signals Governance Shift as Somaliland Moves From Recognition Campaign to Statecraft. Inside the Somaliland Presidential Palace in Hargeisa, the 52nd session of the Council...
From the UN Chair to Chaos at Home: How Somalia Humiliated Itself on the World Stage. Somalia chaired the UN Security Council — and collapsed politically...
Inside the PLA Corruption Shock: When Loyalty Matters More Than Rank in Beijing. China’s army isn’t fighting a war abroad — it’s fighting one inside its...
It began with a handbag. It ended with a historic двой collapse of power, privilege, and accountability in Seoul. The downfall of South Korea’s former first...
Ukraine wants guarantees. The U.S. wants a deal. Between them lies the future of Europe’s war map. The United States has privately told Ukraine that signing...
Uganda’s planned withdrawal could redraw Somalia’s security map—just as funding dries up and threats persist. Uganda has announced plans to withdraw its troops from Somalia after...
When presidential rhetoric meets federal power, the line between investigation and intimidation grows dangerously thin. President Donald Trump escalated his confrontation with Rep. Ilhan Omar on...
Modi and Europe Rewrite Global Trade: The World’s Biggest Free-Trade Zone Is Born. As Washington wavers, India and Europe redraw the map of global trade. India and...
Ports, Power, and the Red Sea: Why Somaliland Now Sits at the Center of Global Strategy. Somaliland sits beside the Bab el-Mandeb, a maritime chokepoint so...
A man once seen as untouchable is now accused of betraying China’s most guarded secrets—Xi’s military purge just crossed a new line. China’s leadership has been...
Paris Says No: France Moves to Keep EU War Funds Away From Britain – Europe’s unity over Ukraine is cracking—not over Russia, but over who gets...