World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
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.
Mali Defense Minister Killed in Coordinated Jihadi-Rebel Attack That Seized Towns, Military Bases
The assault on Bamako and multiple cities marks one of the largest coordinated attacks on Mali's military in years, with separatists and al-Qaida-linked militants joining forces for the first time.
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.
Inside Sudan's Army-Controlled Capital as Civil War Enters Fourth Year
The Sudanese Armed Forces retook Khartoum one year ago, but large portions of the capital remain devastated with millions displaced and humanitarian conditions deteriorating.
Chevron CEO Predicts Aviation Industry Jet Fuel Shortages Will Worsen Amid Strait of Hormuz Restrictions
U.S. jet fuel prices have surged to $4.19 per gallon, up from $2.50 before the U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran began in late February.
German Government Suspects Russia of Signal Attack Targeting Politicians, Sources Say
The alleged breach of the encrypted messaging platform could affect thousands of German officials; attribution to Moscow remains under review.
Witkoff and Kushner to Travel to Islamabad as US, Iran Eye Direct Talks
White House confirms Iranian officials requested in-person discussions with American negotiators in Pakistan's capital.
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.
Witkoff and Kushner to Meet Iranian Foreign Minister in Pakistan
The planned talks come as diplomatic efforts stall following President Trump's ceasefire extension with Iran, which Tehran's state media has yet to confirm.