New EU Packaging Rules Hit Danish Businesses as Industry Warns Companies Had Too Little Time to Prepare
Danish businesses are adjusting to a major new set of European packaging requirements after industry representatives warned that companies were…
Maduro Says He Is ‘Standing Firm’ From a US Jail—but Venezuela Is Already Moving On Without Him
Nicolás Maduro is smiling. Dressed in a grey tracksuit, noticeably thinner than when he ruled Venezuela, the former president raises…
The Invisible Frontline: US Disrupts China-Linked Cyber Operation That Reached NASA, the Federal Reserve and the Senate
The United States says it has struck back in an increasingly dangerous war that is being fought not with missiles…
Canada Hits Back: $20 Billion in Retaliatory Tariffs Push US Trade Fight Into a New Phase
The trade dispute between the United States and Canada has moved beyond threats. Canada has announced retaliatory tariffs on billions…
Why India Isn’t Rushing Toward the F-35: The Bigger Strategy Behind New Delhi’s Fighter Aircraft Decisions
The reported U.S. effort to promote the F-35 Lightning II to India has reignited debate about the future of the…
The Iran Conflict Is Redefining Missile Defense: Why Production Capacity May Matter More Than Firepower
The recent pause in new U.S. and Israeli strikes against Iran has shifted attention from the battlefield to an equally…
More Than a Pipeline Deal: Why Turkey and Iraq Are Betting on a New Energy Corridor
Turkey and Iraq’s decision to extend their oil pipeline agreement for another year is about far more than keeping crude…
A Soldier’s Funeral Becomes a Test of Where Politics Should End
The funeral of Army Sgt. Angel Sarah Rampersad was meant to honor a young soldier from Queens whose life was…
The Strategist Behind the Millions: How Political Fundraising Has Become One of Washington’s Most Powerful Forces
In modern politics, the most influential figures are not always those standing behind a podium. Increasingly, they are the strategists…
The World’s Maritime Chokepoints Are Becoming Geopolitical Battlegrounds—Not Just Shipping Routes
The debate over Iran’s reported proposal to collect transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz—and similar discussions involving Yemen’s Houthi…