National Security
Barakah Drone Strike Near UAE Nuclear Plant Pushes Iran Ceasefire to the Edge
UAE refuses to publicly blame Tehran after fire near Arab world's only nuclear plant, even as Foreign Ministry calls it a "terrorist attack."
UAE refuses to publicly blame Tehran after fire near Arab world's only nuclear plant, even as Foreign Ministry calls it a "terrorist attack."
A $14 billion weapons package sits in abeyance. The president says approval depends on China — and openly questioned a 1982 assurance to do so.
Beijing built a 1.4-billion-barrel buffer while Washington drew its reserve down, and both sides of the U.S. political map are dodging what that means.
Each executive on Air Force One wants something specific from Xi. The press is covering the trip; nobody is itemizing the deals.
Russian drones have struck facilities tied to Cargill, Coca-Cola, Boeing and Mondelez since 2025. Washington stayed silent, but objected when Ukraine hit U.S. interests in Russia.
Chinese intellectuals see an America unraveling; US hawks point to Iran and Venezuela as proof otherwise.
Iran never ratified the treaty Rubio keeps citing. The law of the sea isn't only what's on paper.
The Wall Street Journal says the two Gulf allies have cleared the way for Project Freedom to resume. Riyadh denies the report.