Hezbollah’s financial survival increasingly depends on a hybrid global network that fuses state sponsorship, criminal economies, and diaspora-driven money laundering, making it one of the most resilient non-state actors in the world.

Israel’s assassination of Houthi Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi in a targeted airstrike marks a major escalation in its regional war against Iran-backed actors, drawing Yemen deeper into the Israel-Iran proxy conflict.

Israel’s deadly strike on Nasser Hospital—killing journalists and medics—has triggered global backlash, regional sanctions, and mass protests, tightening the timeline for ending the Gaza war.

The Axis of Resistance is signaling coordinated intent to escalate against Israel and the U.S., portraying unity and readiness not as defensive postures, but as prelude to renewed war.

A surge in swatting attacks on U.S. college campuses is exposing critical vulnerabilities in America’s emergency response systems and cyber threat defenses.

A wave of ideologically motivated anarchist arsons is exploiting soft security gaps in state, defense, and energy infrastructure across multiple continents, signaling a new frontier in low-tech asymmetric threat activity.