World Reports

The United States faces a significant national security dilemma as Turkey presses for readmission to the F-35 fighter program, with advocacy groups warning that Ankara's deep telecommunications ties to Chinese firms present an unacceptable intelligence risk. Endy Zemenides, Executive Director of the Hellenic American Leadership Council, has raised alarm bells about what he … [Read more...] about Turkish Telecommunications Ties to China Complicate F-35 Aircraft Deal

Berlin authorities have launched an intensive manhunt following a vehicle attack that left one person dead and seventeen others injured during one of Europe's largest LGBTQ celebrations Saturday evening. The incident occurred shortly before 10 p.m. local time at Tiergarten Park in central Berlin, where hundreds of thousands had gathered to celebrate Christopher Street Day. … [Read more...] about One Dead After Vehicle Plows Into Crowd During Berlin Pride Event

The American intelligence community has reached a troubling conclusion about Iran's new supreme leader. Mojtaba Khamenei, who assumed power following his father's death in the opening strikes of Operation Epic Fury, appears significantly more willing to pursue nuclear weapons than his predecessor. The assessment, which draws heavily from intelligence gathered before the … [Read more...] about Mojtaba Khamenei Presents Heightened Nuclear Risk Despite Damaged Iranian Program

The confirmed death toll from the capsizing of a state ferry off Guyana's coast has risen to seventy-two, with recovery operations continuing as multinational dive teams work to salvage the partially submerged vessel and locate remaining victims. Of the estimated one hundred seventy-nine people aboard the MV Barima when it went down, seventy-six were rescued. The government … [Read more...] about Guyana Ferry Disaster Death Toll Reaches 72 as Recovery Efforts Continue