World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
U.K. Introduces 'Respect Orders' for Antisocial Behavior, Sparking Free Speech Criticism
New powers allow courts to ban offenders from town centers and impose criminal penalties, with critics arguing definitions are too vague.
Saudi, Pakistani, and Turkish Delegations Meet in Tehran to Avert Renewed Fighting
High-level envoys met with Iranian officials as Israel and the U.S. approach elections amid fears of resumed conflict in the Iran war.
Trump’s Influence Cited in Latin America’s Rightward Shift as Brazil Election Looms
Analysts and supporters point to Argentina, El Salvador, and Venezuela as evidence of U.S. impact, while Mexico and Uruguay remain governed by left-wing parties.
Iran Says Messages Still Being Passed to US Amid War Concerns; Trump Rules Out Strike Today
Diplomatic channels remain open via intermediaries as Israeli elections approach and Red Cross resumes receiving detainee lists.
Former PM Howard Joins Multiparty Protest Against Australian Defense Land Selloff
A rare coalition of Labor, Liberal, and Greens figures opposes the sale of Victoria Barracks, citing heritage concerns over the government's 1.8 billion AUD net revenue goal.
Israel Presses Ahead With West Bank Operation as Election Approaches
The military operation in Hebron has displaced more than 2,600 Palestinians and closed crossings just days before voters head to the polls.
Ukraine Disputes Musk's Claim That Military Violated Starlink Terms
Kyiv officials state speed restrictions on civilian Starlink made offensive drone strikes impossible, contradicting SpaceX CEO's assertion.
Schiff Says Hegseth Should Testify on Starlink Limitations in Ukraine
The Democratic senator argues that conflicting statements from President Trump and Elon Musk regarding satellite service restrictions require a formal congressional inquiry.
Fox News Report Links Maineville Mosque Donations to Trucking Firms With Safety Violations
Investigation reveals Uzbek-owned trucking companies with hundreds of FMCSA violations donated over $220,000 to the Islamic Center of Maineville.
Iran’s Floating Oil Inventory Hits Zero as U.S. Blockade Tightens Economic Squeeze
Analysts warn that while military funding remains protected, ordinary Iranians face rising inflation and reduced purchasing power as crude revenues dry up.