The link between China, Iran and Russia is the United States' next existential threat and a growing doubt about America's global role.

Some operations are designed to make headlines, but this one was built to make deadlines slip, shipments vanish from the ...

T he Skipper, the oil tanker fresh from filling up in a Venezuelan port, was seized by U.S. forces last week and is being ...

Eric and Eliot discuss the newly released National Security Strategy’s flaws, highlighting its incoherence and hostility to ...

To meet the China challenge, the United States must strengthen trade and security relationships with nations surrounding ...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Special Envoy on Afghanistan Mohammad Sadiq on Sunday urged the de facto rulers in Kabul to rid Afghan ...

The United States is confronting an existential threat — but not the kind defined by ships on the horizon or missiles in the air. The danger instead stems from a waning sense of national purpose and a ...

Ribadu met with Congressman Moore, who acknowledged that he and other US lawmakers had held “productive and positive” conversations with the NSA. He wrote on X: “There were concrete steps and actions ...

The U.S. is weighing its military options in oil-rich Venezuela, influencing elections in other South American petroleum nations, and increasingly trying to control natural resources in the Americas.

Saudi Arabia and China have signed a mutual visa exemption agreement for holders of diplomatic, special and service passports. The agreement was inked as part of strengthening bilateral relations ...

Firms with ties to Cuba are getting a larger share of Venezuelan oil exports, as the island’s security agents boost President Nicolás Maduro’s defenses ...