International Relations

The Netherlands has officially blocked a US company’s attempt to acquire a widely used Dutch app, citing national security concerns.

Iran and the U.S. exchange strikes amid rising tensions, complicating ongoing negotiations and raising regional security concerns.

World shares decline and oil prices jump over $2 following US military strikes on Iran, raising geopolitical and economic concerns.

Analysis of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s role and influence in reshaping the Pentagon, highlighting partisan shifts and implications for U.S. military policy.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attempts to shield Moscow from war consequences are failing, with Ukraine striking the capital and exposing vulnerabilities.

Representatives Fitzpatrick and Suozzi call for a bipartisan halt to gerrymandering, amid escalating partisan redistricting battles nationwide.

The recent feud between AOC and Marjorie Taylor Greene highlights two competing visions for the US left: one rooted in liberal tradition and democratic socialism, the other in populist anti-elitism.

Polls show a surprising lead for the Democratic Party in Daegu’s mayoral race, a traditionally conservative city, signaling shifting voter dynamics ahead of nationwide elections.

An Indonesian court has sentenced the CEO of Terra Drone Indonesia to 16 months for negligent homicide after a deadly fire in Jakarta killed 22 employees.

Iran announces plans to manage Strait of Hormuz traffic with tolls, while Israel conducts military strikes in Lebanon, escalating regional tensions on war day 79.