World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
AI Policy Would Be 'Impossible to Enforce Against China,' Gordon Chang Says
The lawyer and China hawk argued the U.S. cannot police AI development globally and that Chinese companies operate without data restrictions.
NYT Defends Kristof Column Alleging Israeli Forces Raped Palestinian Inmates
Israel called the Monday op-ed 'one of the worst blood libels' in modern media as Jewish groups planned a Thursday protest outside the newspaper's Manhattan offices.
Alberta Judge Tosses Out Petition for Province to Separate From Canada
Ruling cites failure to consult with First Nations groups on treaty rights before citizen-initiated referendum could proceed
Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang Appeared on Meet the Press in 1987, Archive Video Shows
The interview came at a pivotal moment in U.S.-China relations during Reagan administration, four years before Zhao's political downfall.
Alberta Judge Throws Out Separation Petition After First Nations Challenge
Justice Shaina Leonard ruled Alberta failed to consult with four Indigenous nations before advancing a citizen-initiated referendum on independence, violating treaty obligations.
Inside China's Push for More Marriages and Children
NBC News correspondent reports from Beijing on Chinese government policies aimed at increasing birth rates as the country faces demographic decline.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio Spotted in Nike Tracksuit Aboard Air Force One During China Trip
The casual attire, photographed by White House officials and shared on social media, quickly became the subject of viral memes and online commentary.
Media CEO's Call for Europe to 'Become More Jewish' Sparks Debate Over Zionism and Immigration Policy
Mathias Döpfner, head of Axel Springer which owns Politico and Bild, told the World Jewish Congress that democratic values require support for Israel.
Mayor of Southern California City Resigns After Pleading Guilty to Foreign Agent Charges Linked to China
Eileen Wang, 58, agreed to plead guilty to a felony count that carries a potential sentence of up to 10 years in prison.
Political Drama Unfolds in UK Amid Reports of Pressure on Prime Minister Starmer
NBC News reports on escalating political tensions as sources suggest internal pressure could threaten Starmer's leadership.