World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
Marco Rubio Seeks to Mend Transatlantic Ties After Trump's Davos Remarks
The Secretary of State arrived in Brussels to meet with EU officials, emphasizing shared security interests despite recent isolationist rhetoric from the former president.
Russian Opposition Leader Navalny Killed by Deadly Toxin From Frog, European Leaders Say
European Union officials and national leaders condemn the death as a political assassination and call for an international investigation into the Novichok variant.
House GOP Demands Transparency on Foreign Funding for Left-Wing Groups
Republicans target nonprofits linked to China and Soros, while progressive groups call the investigation politically motivated.
White House Defends Commerce Secretary After Epstein Links Surface
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt cited administration achievements before ending briefing amid questions about Howard Lutnick's past ties.
Fact Check Team: is Iran Rebuilding Their Nuclear Sites?
Satellite imagery shows renewed construction activity at key facilities, but experts disagree on whether it signals weapons development or civilian energy expansion.
Epstein Abuse Survivor Responds to Ghislaine Maxwell's Clemency Appeals
An abuse survivor connected to financier Jeffrey Epstein has publicly addressed recent calls for clemency made on behalf of Ghislaine Maxwell, emphasizing the lasting impact of their experiences.
UK PM Starmer Refuses Resignation Calls as Epstein-Linked Appointment Sparks Party Revolt
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday refused calls to resign over his appointment of Peter Mandelson as U.S. ambassador, despite revelations that Ma...
Portugal Elects Socialist Seguro as President With 66% of Vote, Far-Right Chega Doubles Support
António José Seguro wins landslide victory over far-right challenger André Ventura, who still achieved record results for his anti-immigration party
Elon Musk Offers to Cover Legal Fees for Epstein Victims Sued for Speaking Out
The billionaire entrepreneur stated he would provide legal support to individuals facing lawsuits for sharing their experiences related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Supermajority Gives Japan's Takaichi Strong Hand at Home and Abroad
Prime Minister Takaichi's ruling party secures a supermajority, solidifying her influence on both domestic and international policy.