World & Security — Archive
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Analyst Warns Iran Using Information Warfare to Create 'Rot From Within' in US and Israel
Strategic advisor Yuval David argues Tehran is leveraging social media and foreign guidance to undermine democratic societies, citing a persistent ideological conflict since 1979.
Former Bush Official Says Tightening Russia Sanctions Is Key to Ending Ukraine War
David Kramer, executive director of the George W. Bush Institute, argues that pressure on Moscow, not Kyiv, is necessary to conclude the conflict.
Putin Agrees in Principle to Resume Trilateral Russia-Ukraine-U.S. Talks Next Month
The agreement follows a three-hour meeting between Kremlin officials and U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, with discussions set to begin after November 10.
US and Russia Discuss Diesel Deal and Intelligence Sharing Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Talks in St. Petersburg focus on Russian diesel exports, the resumption of intelligence sharing with Ukraine, and potential peace approaches, while Zelensky reacts to diplomatic overtures.
Rep. Gallagher Urges FBI Probe Into California Pot Operations Citing China Ties
The letter cites environmental damage, illegal labor, and potential financing by Chinese organized-crime networks in Northern California.
Italy Deploys 500 Troops to Milan as France Increases Military Presence Amid Ongoing Riots
Both nations are utilizing armed forces to manage unrest, with French officials citing a need to relieve police while Italian Prime Minister Meloni grants troops expanded powers.
DHS Grants Temporary Reprieve to More Than 100,000 Ukrainians and Sudanese
The Trump administration halted the expiration of Temporary Protected Status for 101,000 Ukrainians and 1,800 Sudanese without specifying a timeline for final decisions.
Haitian Gangs Attack Salvadoran Troops, Leaving 4 Unaccounted in Major Escalation
The assault on an armored vehicle in Croix-des-Bouquets marks the first major incident since the U.N.-authorized force began operations.
Houthi Missile Strike Kills 14 in Riyadh as DOJ Arrests DoE Employee for Terror Support
The October 10 attack on King Khalid International Airport and the arrest of a former Army engineer highlight the Houthi movement's growing capability as Iran's primary regional proxy.
France Confronts Intelligence Failure as Rioting Sparks Resignation Offers
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez and Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin acknowledged police lost control in major cities after protests far exceeded intelligence estimates.