As Europe faces its most demanding security environment in decades, former Romanian Minister of Defence, General (Ret.) Gabriel Oprea, has called on Romania’s Supreme Council of National Defence
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The country hosting the 2034 World Cup has just made clear whose side it is on, and that may matter more than the rebellion.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s reported visit to Moscow on 26 August was never going to be a purely diplomatic courtesy call. Intelligence chiefs do not fly to the capital of a nuclear-armed adversary at war in order to exchange weather reports.
There is a particular kind of silence that speaks louder than any anthem ever could. On August 13, in a Zagreb arena, that silence descended on Angelina Melnikova
A young gymnast delivers a performance the whole arena can see is the best. Then she stands on the top step in silence, no flag raised, no anthem played.
David Galbraith, the incoming Deputy Chief of Mission at the US Embassy, brings a career forged in conflict zones and crisis capitals to a frontline NATO state
The baby boy, born Sunday at Walter Reed, makes Usha Vance the first second lady since 1870 to give birth while her husband holds the vice presidency
In recent days, Ukraine has been facing a major corruption scandal. Following criminal investigations in the so-called “Midas case,” described as the largest corruption scandal of President Volodymyr Zelensky’s term in office
On July 18, 2026, U.S. Marshals arrested Andrew Tate, 39, and Tristan Tate, 38, in Miami at the request of British authorities. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) announced it would seek their extradition on new charges
Regarding Iran, what I predicted the very day the memorandum of understanding was signed has unfortunately come to pass: namely, that it would clearly be violated. I said that the situation would rapidly deteriorate because the Americans