World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
New Mexico Jury Finds Facebook Liable for Deceiving Users on Privacy Protections
Jurors determined the company misled over two million users about data handling following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, leaving damages to be decided by a judge.
Hurricane Nolo Threatens Hawaii With Heavy Rain as Polo Churns Near Mexico
Nolo brings life-threatening flooding risks to the Big Island while Polo strengthens to Category 5 intensity off the Mexican coast.
US Ambassador to China: 'Best Thing' From Xi Visit Is to Continue Conversation
David Perdue defends President Trump's state visit with President Xi Jinping, arguing that relationship management is not always measurable by immediate trade agreements.
Pope Leo XIV Opens France Trip Warning AI 'Paradise of Machines' Threatens Humanity
The first papal state visit to France in 18 years features critiques of nuclear deterrence and artificial intelligence, drawing over a million expected attendees.
China Obtains F-35 Stealth Parts After Shipment Inexplicably Diverted to Hong Kong
A Pentagon investigation is underway after UPS rerouted unserviceable F-35 components, including a cockpit canopy, from Australia to Hong Kong instead of the United States.
Documentary 'Paging Hezbollah' to Feature Netanyahu and Mossad Chief on 2024 Pager Attack
Director Justin Folk’s new film includes rare interviews with Israeli and US intelligence officials detailing the supply-chain infiltration that killed 42 people.
GOP Lawmakers Seek Answers After F-35 Equipment Found in China
Republican legislators are demanding a Pentagon review after sensitive components were diverted to Hong Kong and subsequently located in mainland China.
Canadians React to Carney's Concerns Over Potential US Military Threat
Public discourse intensifies following Prime Minister Mark Carney's statements regarding sovereignty risks from the United States.
Netanyahu Calls Genocide Allegations in Gaza 'the Biggest Lie' at U.N. General Assembly
Dozens of delegates walked out during the Israeli Prime Minister's speech, which also defended the decision to attack Iran.
African Leaders Press United Nations for Permanent Seats on Security Council
Presidents from Kenya, Ethiopia, and Liberia argue that excluding 1.6 billion Africans from veto power undermines the UN's credibility amid ongoing global conflicts.