Trump’s power is not unlimited, it is conditional. He thrives when opponents act alone, when allies hesitate, and when major powers believe that staying neutral is safer than choosing sides.
Greenland, once a strategic backdrop to the Cold War, has become a bargaining chip. And Europe, once again, faces a choice between accommodation and resistance.
Venezuela wasn’t always a hellhole. Back in the 1920s, when wildcatters struck black gold in the Maracaibo basin, this place exploded onto the world stage.
President Donald Trump fired off a stark warning on Truth Social Thursday, vowing U.S. support for Iranian protesters amid a fresh wave of deadly unrest gripping the Islamic Republic.
official forecasts upgraded a winter storm advisory to an ice storm warning for parts of western Pennsylvania, upstate New York, Ohio, and surrounding regions.
US President Donald Trump’s recent statement about resuming nuclear testing has triggered widespread concern among strategic and security analysts.
Trump’s warning has re‑opened debates in Washington and abroad: should the United States try to regain influence over Bagram, and what risks would that entail?
Chabahar Port in Iran has once again returned to international headlines. The development has come as a significant geopolitical twist.
Political violence isn’t a new story in America. It’s woven into the fabric of the republic. The Civil War itself was the most brutal political conflict the country ever faced, but even outside that battlefield, assassinations and attacks have scarred the nation’s memory.
On Wednesday afternoon, a single gunshot ripped across the Utah Valley University campus. Conservative activist Charlie Kirk fell, and thousands of people who had gathered for his event scattered in panic.
