World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
Federal Officials Release Video of 2,000-Foot Drug Tunnel Between US and Mexico
The tunnel, discovered beneath a San Diego warehouse, featured electricity, ventilation, and a rail system; four men face life in prison if convicted.
Rubio Testifies on Capitol Hill for First Time Since Iran War Began, Discusses Nuclear Talks
The Secretary of State told Congress he is optimistic about potential nuclear negotiations with Tehran despite a shaky ceasefire and reports that Iran has stopped communicating with mediators.
European Union Reaches Migration Deal to Expand Deportations and Build Detention Centers Abroad
The agreement allows EU member states to establish bilateral deals with third countries for return hubs, with five nations already in negotiations.
Congress Quietly Moves to Integrate US and Israeli Militaries in Defense Bill
House version of the 2027 NDAA includes provision that would deepen military ties beyond $200 billion in assistance already provided since Israel's founding.
House Committee Includes Provision Deepening US-Israel Defense Cooperation in Annual Defense Bill
Section 224 of the FY2027 NDAA would establish formal framework for joint weapons research, production and technology sharing between the two militaries.
Ukraine Shifts Drone Tactics, Pressuring Russian Forces Deep Inside Russia
Ukrainian strikes have reached more than 1,200 kilometers into Russian territory, targeting oil terminals and air defense systems in what analysts describe as a strategic shift.
Senators Still Hope for Details on Deal to Pause Iran War as Talks Falter
Israeli strikes on Hezbollah over the weekend have thrown potential U.S.-Iran negotiations into uncertainty, leaving Congress hungry for specifics.
U.S. and Iran Send Mixed Signals as Israel's Invasion Extends Deeper Into Lebanon
Tehran suspends indirect nuclear talks, linking negotiations to Israeli operations in Lebanon, while President Trump offers contradictory public statements on diplomatic progress.
State Department to Cut Africa Visa Processing Hubs from 50 to 20 as Part of Immigration Crackdown
The reduction, approved by Secretary Rubio, will require visa applicants from non-hub countries to travel to distant processing centers, raising concerns about access and costs.
Doctor Conducted Euthanasia Assessment in Tim Hortons Parking Lot Before Ontario Man's Death
The case has renewed debate over Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying program and whether safeguards are being adequately enforced.