World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
Sally Rooney’s Books Withdrawn From U.K. Sales Over Palestinian Action Support
Publisher Faber cites legal inability to transfer earnings to the author, who pledged proceeds to a group designated as a terrorist organization by the British government.
Norwegian Military Reports Chinese Rental Cars Recorded Security Codes
The breach involved Hertz Norway vehicles used under a $32.8 million contract, prompting bipartisan U.S. legislative action on connected vehicle data.
Drone Strikes on Seven Vessels in Black Sea Raise Concerns Over NATO Response
Attacks in Romanian and Bulgarian exclusive economic zones have left two dead and 25 missing, prompting debates over Article 5 applicability.
Prince Harry and Meghan Make First Joint Appearances in UK Since Return
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited three Nottingham charities, marking their first joint public outing since relocating to England.
Ukraine Resumes Strikes on Energy Targets, Saying Russia Never Stopped Its Attacks
President Zelenskyy ended a three-day unilateral cease-fire after alleging Russia launched over 850 drones, while European leaders push back on Trump's asset control proposals.
Drone Strike on Ship in Romanian Waters Raises Fear That War in Ukraine Is Spreading
Romanian authorities rescue five crew members from a burning tanker as NATO officials meet to discuss increased counter-drone capabilities in the Black Sea.
Saudi Diplomat Says Iran Encouraging Houthi Attacks on Kingdom
Deputy Minister Rayed Krimly accuses Tehran of arming rebels despite recent diplomatic normalization efforts and ongoing U.S.-Iran mediation talks.
GOP Lawmakers Demand Revocation of COSCO Vessel Privileges Over Espionage Concerns
Three House Republicans urge DHS to remove Chinese state-owned shipping giant from Coast Guard inspection exemption program following intelligence reports.
Pentagon Deploys Hundreds of Army Troops to Latin America as Drug Campaign Expands
Soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division will join joint exercises in Panama, Colombia, and Honduras under U.S. Southern Command oversight.
Starshield Disruptions Hinder Ukraine’s Battlefield Communications, Spark Diplomatic Tensions
Pentagon-funded satellite network faced capacity limits amid Russian strikes, leading President Zelenskyy to accuse the U.S. of siding against Ukraine.