Monday | 12nd October 2026 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport came under another deadly attack on Sunday, October 11, following a missile strike a day earlier that killed at least 12 people and injured hundreds. The successive attacks marked one of the most serious escalations in the kingdom’s security situation
Wednesday | 30th September 2026 In eastern Syria, a man frustrated by soaring fuel prices turns toward a crowd recording him on their phones and addresses the country’s transitional president directly. “We stood with you, so stand with us,” he shouts. “I swear by God, if things don’t change between now and the new year,
Post-Assad Syria is facing its biggest stress test yet. Here’s why that matters Read More »
Tuesday | September 22, 2026 The planet’s two major wars, in Iran and Ukraine, are no longer contained within the borders where they began. The conflict involving Iran has spread instability across the Middle East and disrupted energy markets, while Russia’s war against Ukraine continues to generate consequences far beyond Eastern Europe. At the same
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Thursday | 3rd September 2026 It is a question President Donald Trump has privately been asking members of his national security team for months: Why aren’t the Iranian people rising up to topple their leaders? At the beginning of the war, Trump appeared relatively confident that sustained Israeli and American military strikes would trigger widespread
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Monday | August 24, 2026 Britain to Declassify Missile Technology as Ukraine Moves Toward Domestic SCALP Production Britain is preparing to release classified technology to Ukraine as part of a broader effort to establish domestic production of the Franco-British SCALP cruise missile. The weapon, known in the United Kingdom as Storm Shadow, has become one
Britain’s giving Ukraine access to secret missile technology. Will it make a difference? Read More »
Wednesday | August 12, 2026 The White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) has called on President Donald Trump’s administration to establish a formal protocol for dealing with extraordinary security situations after it was revealed that reporters traveling with the president were unknowingly placed aboard a decoy aircraft during a secret operation in July. The request follows
After Trump plane ruse, WHCA presses White House on press pool safeguards. Read More »
Friday | 24th July 2026 Chinese ships fired water cannon at Philippine vessels, including one carrying a CNN crew, near a dangerous flashpoint in the South China Sea on Friday – the third tense confrontation this week in the contested waters. According to government estimates: China deployed 15 vessels, including Coast Guard ships and members
Friday | 17th July 2026 President Donald Trump used a rare primetime address from the White House on Thursday evening to warn that the United States faces what he described as a deeply vulnerable election system. Although the speech produced few genuinely new revelations, it immediately reignited debate over election integrity, the role of intelligence
5 takeaways from Trump’s primetime speech on elections. Read More »
Thursday | 9th July 2026 The United States launched a second consecutive day of military strikes against Iran, dramatically escalating tensions in the Middle East just hours after President Donald Trump declared that the fragile interim agreement aimed at ending the conflict was effectively “over.” The renewed attacks marked another significant deterioration in relations between
Thursday | 2nd July 2026 WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump has repeatedly promoted his upcoming July Fourth celebration on the National Mall as the centerpiece of America’s 250th birthday festivities, describing it as the “most unforgettable birthday party any country has ever seen.” But behind the scenes, senior White House officials are increasingly worried