US declines to back Saudi Arabia in Yemen after meeting Houthi leaders US officials held secret talks with Houthi representatives in Oman over the weekend as Houthi forces expanded their control along Yemen’s Red Sea coast. Oman helped arrange the meeting at the US Embassy in Muscat, while neither side made the discussions public. The … Read more
9/11 Suspect Omar al-Bayoumi Filmed With Future Al-Qaeda Leader, New Videos Reveal Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, newly obtained records have intensified scrutiny of alleged Saudi links to the plot. Lawyers for the victims’ families describe the material as compelling evidence of possible Saudi complicity. The records have emerged as the families’ decade-old … Read more
UN Backs New World Map to Show Africa’s True Size Accurately The United Nations General Assembly has backed a new approach to mapping the world. The move aims to show Africa’s true size more accurately and reduce reliance on the centuries-old Mercator projection. Togo led the initiative with support from other African states. The resolution … Read more
Russia Warns UK of “Price” Over Drones Supplied to Ukraine Russia has accused Britain of “deliberately escalating” the war in Ukraine after reports said British-made drones had been used against military and industrial targets inside Russia. The Russian embassy in London said Britain had become an “accomplice and co-perpetrator” in the reported attacks. It warned … Read more
Trump Won’t Rule Out Emergency Over 2026 Elections President Donald Trump has declined to rule out declaring a national security emergency over the 2026 midterm elections. The comments came during an interview with Real America’s Voice host Wayne Allyn Root. Root suggested that Trump could use emergency powers if Congress fails to pass the SAVE … Read more
Can Humanity Win Against Rogue AIs? As artificial intelligence systems grow more capable, leading researchers warn that keeping them under human control is becoming harder. Recent incidents at major labs have sharpened those concerns. The question is no longer abstract. It is whether people can stay ahead of machines that are learning to pursue goals … Read more
Pentagon Lays Groundwork for Potential Cuba Invasion The Pentagon has spent months positioning troops, naval assets, and military equipment that could support a potential operation against Cuba, according to reports. The reported military options range from precision air strikes to operations targeting Cuba’s leadership. Some analysts have compared those scenarios with the earlier U.S. operation … Read more
Top 10 Pistol Manufacturing Countries of the World Modern pistols have become an essential part of military, law enforcement, and security operations around the world. While rifles often receive greater attention, the sidearm remains a critical backup weapon for soldiers, police officers, and special operations forces. As a result, several countries have built globally recognized … Read more
Healey’s shock resignation pushes Starmer to the brink over defence spending John Healey’s resignation as Defence Secretary has hit Keir Starmer’s government hard and exposed a deep split over UK defence spending. Healey said the Defence Investment Plan did not give the armed forces the money they need to face growing security threats. He argued … Read more
250 Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals are Missing After Migrant Boat Sinks in Indian Ocean Around 250 people were missing after a boat carrying Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals capsized in the Indian Ocean, according to the United Nations refugee and migration agencies. The overcrowded trawler had left Teknaf in southern Bangladesh and was bound … Read more