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Media Battle Erupts Over Alleged Israeli Espionage Threat to US Amid Iran Talks

Amid the U.S.-Iran conflict, several media outlets have reported an increase in alleged Israeli espionage activities in the United States aimed at gathering intelligence on ongoing negotiations related to the

Five Eyes Warns of CCP Spy Recruitment Via Fake Job Offers

The Five Eyes intelligence alliance—comprising the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand—issued a joint security alert on June 3 warning that Chinese Communist Party (CCP) intelligence services
Middle East Tensions Rise as Israel Strikes Beirut and Iran Launches Missiles
UK, Germany, and France Back Zelensky’s Proposal for Direct Talks With Putin
Virginia Tops US Income Rankings in 2026; New York and New Jersey Follow
Jones Act Waiver Extension Tests Trump’s Effort to Rebuild American Shipping
container ship sits anchored in New York Harbor as it waits for the Port of Newark on October 2 2024
NYNJ Host Committee Announces Free Watch Party in Central Park for FIFA World Cup 2026™ Final
Exiled Hong Kong Activist Frances Hui Receives US Human Rights Award On June 4 Anniversary
Health officials in full protective gear walk inside an isolation ward of Ernakulam Medical College in Kochi in the Indian southwestern state of Kerala on June 6, 2019. 12-year-old Indian boy Mohammed Hashim died of Nipah virus in a new outbreak earlier this week. The virus causes onset symptoms similar to that of SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19, but leads to encephalitis and mortality rate as high as 70 percent.
Brain Swelling Virus With Onset Symptoms Similar to COVID Kills 12-Year-Old Indian Boy
A 12-year-old boy in India has died after contracting a virus with similar onset symptoms to Coronavirus...
Trading of Bonds Suspended for Chinese Real Estate Giant Evergrande as Prices Plummet
Once the world’s most valuable real estate company, the Evergrande Group, had trading of its bonds suspended...
Japanese Prime Minister Candidate Calls for Increased Missile-Strike Capabilities to ‘Resist Authoritarianism
One of the top two candidates vying to become Japan’s next Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, has said in...
In this file photo of Operation Buzzard from July 8, 2002, British Royal Marines scramble out the back of a Chinook helicopter to conduct a random vehicle search on a dirt path near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in an effort to deny al Qaeda and Taliban militants freedom of movement in the region. Special forces presence in Afghanistan has been instrumental to keeping militant groups in check.
Rumor of Delta Force and Navy SEAL Support as SAS Squadron Vows to Resist ISIS-K in Afghanistan
It has widely been reported that a SAS squadron of up to 40 members has asked to stay behind in Afghanistan...
Sweden has banned Israeli travelers due to the country's high rate of COVID-19 infections.
After Portugal, Israeli Travelers Now Banned in Sweden Despite High Vaccination Rate
Sweden has announced a ban on travelers from Israel, despite the fact that the Middle East nation is...
While the Taliban says it has taken over Panjshir valley, the claim has been rejected by the National Resistance Front.
Taliban Claim Panjshir Valley, Resistance Denies Victory, Celebratory Kabul Gunfire Takes 17 Lives
At least 17 people were reportedly killed in Kabul due to celebratory gunfire by the Taliban. Reports...
A recent survey revealed increasing support for U.S. military intervention to protect Taiwan’s sovereignty against China.
Survey: Americans Support Aiding Taiwan Against a Mainland Chinese Invasion
A new survey suggests that a majority of Americans favor U.S. troops defending Taiwan in a scenario where...
An Afghan man rides his bike outside the entrance to the Chinese embassy in Kabul on June 10, 2004.
China-Taliban Relations More A Problem than an Opportunity: Eurasia Group President
Following China’s opportunistic moves on Afghanistan, Eurasia Group President Ian Bremmer stressed the...
The Taliban reportedly wants China to invest in Afghanistan's infrastructure.
‘Afghanistan’s Trustworthy Friend,’ Taliban Courting China for Infrastructure Investments and Trade
The Taliban and China have been intensely courting each other publicly in recent weeks, with representatives...