Radical anarchist networks are escalating sabotage campaigns against public infrastructure across the U.S. and Europe, and most companies won’t see it coming until it’s too late.

The U.S. halt in weapons shipments to Ukraine over stockpile concerns risks a critical degradation of Ukraine's air defense and battlefield capabilities amid intensifying Russian attacks.

A young man with no criminal history turned a wildfire into a fatal ambush on Idaho firefighters, revealing alarming new threat patterns against first responders.

Syria’s diplomatic reintegration and normalization with Israel signal a historic shift, but fragile security, sectarian unrest, and a flawed justice process cast doubt on its stability.

The U.S.-brokered peace deal between Congo and Rwanda marks a pivotal yet fragile step toward regional stability and mineral market access, but faces serious implementation hurdles from non-state actors and unresolved grievances.

The Sunni–Shia divide, rooted in a 7th-century succession dispute, remains a potent force in contemporary geopolitics, weaponized by regional powers and militant proxies, with lethal consequences from the Middle East to South Asia.

This week’s intel covers cyber attacks on ICE, U.S. radicals backing Iran, Serbia’s mass unrest, and new fault lines in Gaza following an Israeli-backed militia gambit.

The Islamic State is exploiting instability from the Middle East to Africa, with the Sahel now the global epicenter of terrorism and ISIS factions regaining operational capabilities across multiple regions.

Serbia is undergoing a multifaceted crisis of governance, legitimacy, and foreign interference that risks spilling into broader regional destabilization.

Iran declares a decisive victory over Israel and the U.S., rejects renewed diplomacy, and doubles down on its regional and ideological agenda.