World & Security — Archive
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Report: Iran Has Caused Billions in Damage to US Military Bases in Gulf Region
Damage spans multiple countries with repair costs estimated up to $5 billion, while lawmakers say Pentagon briefings on expenses remain sparse.
Strikes Kill at Least 16 as Chernobyl Anniversary Highlights Nuclear Risks of Russia-Ukraine War
The attacks coincided with the 40th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear disaster, prompting warnings from President Zelenskyy and IAEA Director Rafael Grossi about risks near the plant.
EU Industrial Accelerator Act Draws Beijing's Ire as Brussels Moves to Shield Strategic Sectors
The proposed legislation would require 70% domestic content for electric vehicles and other strategic goods purchased with public funds, prompting China to threaten countermeasures.
Palestinian Authorities Call Local Elections in Central Gaza Community and Occupied West Bank a Success
The Deir al-Balah vote marked the first election held in part of Hamas-run Gaza in more than two decades, though turnout reached only 23% amid displacement and registry challenges.
Chevron CEO Warns of Continued Upward Pressure on Oil Prices Amid Iran Conflict
The U.S.-Iran war, now in its second month, has restricted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and prompted Treasury sanctions targeting Iranian oil exports.
Georgia Gubernatorial Candidates Clash in Debates as Early Voting Starts
The Peach State primaries are May 19, with both Republican and Democratic fields vying to replace term-limited Gov. Brian Kemp.
US Embassy Issues Security Alert for Reynosa, Mexico, Citing Violent Criminal Activity
The advisory orders government employees to avoid the border city while State Department maintains do-not-travel warning for Tamaulipas state.
McConnell Criticizes Pentagon for Delaying $400M in Ukraine Military Aid
The former Senate Republican leader and current appropriations subcommittee chair says the Defense Department's policy shop is blocking congressionally authorized funding.
UN Nuclear Chief Says Russia Taking Highly Enriched Uranium From Iran Under Discussion
Rafael Grossi of the IAEA said satellite imagery shows Iran's enriched uranium stockpile remains largely intact at the Isfahan facility despite recent strikes.
Abbott Deploys Texas Troopers to Border After Cartel Kingpin Killing Sparks Violence in Mexico
The deployment adds up to 1,000 troopers to the Rio Grande region, prompting mixed reactions from U.S. and Mexican officials.