The IRA’s 2025 Easter message reaffirms its militant stance against British rule just as Gerry Adams prepares to face a civil trial for IRA-linked bombings, reigniting fears of renewed unrest in Northern Ireland.

Trump’s tariff escalation with China is triggering global economic turmoil, isolating the U.S., and reinforcing a Gilded Age economic vision that benefits elites at everyone else’s expense.

India has launched sweeping diplomatic reprisals against Pakistan following the deadliest civilian attack in Kashmir in decades, reigniting regional tensions and threatening renewed conflict.

An Iranian lawmaker who previously demanded Netanyahu’s assassination is now openly calling for nuclear weapons, exposing deep internal opposition to U.S.-Iran diplomacy and fueling fears of escalation.

Iran is publicly blaming Israel for derailing nuclear disarmament while cautiously advancing in indirect talks with the U.S., as both diplomacy and potential conflict remain in play.

A leaked Israeli plan to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities was scrapped after Trump intervened, exposing deep rifts between U.S. and Israeli strategy and compromising future operational secrecy.

The arson at Governor Josh Shapiro’s residence may signal a disturbing escalation in ideologically driven violence amid rising tensions over Israel, domestic policy, and political leadership.

As Iran accelerates its nuclear program and diplomacy stalls, Israel, backed by a JINSA call to action, prepares to lead a possible preemptive strike with U.S. support hanging in the balance.

Ukraine’s capture of two Chinese nationals fighting for Russia confirms Beijing’s deeper involvement in the war and threatens to upend its carefully crafted image of neutrality.

The Army’s planned cut of up to 90,000 troops signals a strategic pivot toward a leaner, more capable force—one that sheds dead weight while preparing for tomorrow’s conflicts.

With Germany deploying troops to Lithuania, Iran warning of war, and the U.S. mobilizing forces in the Middle East, Europe and the region brace for what increasingly looks like the opening stages of global conflict.

Trump’s sweeping global tariffs have ignited market turmoil and diplomatic backlash, signaling a new era of aggressive U.S. trade policy with uncertain economic consequences.

Somalia’s federal government, fearing U.S. recognition of Somaliland, offered control of key ports it doesn’t possess to Washington, exposing deep political rifts and heightening the region’s geopolitical and terrorist stakes.

A deadly earthquake has exposed not just Myanmar’s physical fault lines, but also the deep fractures in its governance, environmental stability, and regional geopolitics.

The Taliban’s empowerment of terror proxies like TTP and tolerance of ISKP has transformed Afghanistan into a launchpad for regional instability and potentially catastrophic global attacks.

Trump’s aggressive nationalism is alienating key U.S. allies, prompting Japan, South Korea, and Europe to turn toward regional cooperation—and in some cases, toward China.