World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
Iran’s Pezeshkian, Zelensky, Rodriguez Set to Address UNGA
The speeches follow President Trump's address to the General Assembly, occurring as U.S.-Iran indirect talks continue amid Middle East conflict.
Hurricane Polo Downgraded but Remains 'Very Powerful' Off Coast of Mexico
The storm weakened to Category 2 intensity but continues to threaten coastal communities with heavy rainfall and dangerous surf conditions.
Israel, U.S. Ambassador Blast Macron Over Hamas Comments at UN
French officials clarified the president meant Hamas does not govern the West Bank after Israeli officials cited recent attacks in the region.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Calls Netanyahu 'Architect of Genocide' Ahead of UN Visit
The exchange escalates tensions as Netanyahu prepares to address the UN General Assembly in New York City.
China’s AI Makes a Great Leap Forward, but Its Economy Is Falling Behind.
While Chinese artificial intelligence models rival US competitors, the nation’s broader economic indicators show significant weakness, creating a divergence between tech progress and financial stability.
Experts Warn China’s AI Strategy Undermines U.S. Supremacy Through Open Source and Data Extraction
Ahead of President Xi Jinping’s visit, analysts cite a three-part playbook involving free models, knowledge distillation, and cognitive warfare.
Sen. Husted Says Iran War ‘Needs to Come to an End as Quickly as Possible’ Amid Gas Price Pressure
The Ohio Republican joins other battleground GOP candidates in calling for an end to the conflict as voters blame high fuel costs for economic strain.
Rubio Says Ukraine Targeted U.S.-Linked Ships and Infrastructure
Secretary of State notes multiple incidents involving American-linked vessels in recent months, stating strikes were likely not deliberate.
Analysts Identify Europe's Single Point of Failure in Ukraine War Strategy
A new AllSides report examines how European reliance on US military aid creates a strategic vulnerability amid shifting political winds in Washington.
Europe's Leaders Press on Towards Confrontation With Russia
European capitals increase military spending and diplomatic pressure as fears of a direct NATO-Russia conflict grow.