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U.S. law‑enforcement agencies have publicly accused Nicolás Maduro of long‑running involvement with large‑scale cocaine trafficking and narco‑terrorism, including indictments and a U.S. reward offer n...
Available reporting and analyses indicate that most sources identify right-wing or far-right actors as responsible for the bulk of politically motivated, extremist violence in and around 2024; multipl...
President Donald Trump did announce that he planned to host senior Taliban leaders at Camp David and in Washington in September 2019, then abruptly cancelled those meetings after a Taliban attack; con...
The question "Is Israel bad and Palestine good?" simplifies a complex, decades‑long conflict into moral binaries that available reporting does not support; both sides have committed acts that internat...
The available evidence indicates that , including indictments alleging coordination with armed groups and management of trafficking networks; U.S. government designations and rewards for information r...
President Biden did not seek a new, standalone congressional authorization for the military actions carried out in 2024; instead, his administration relied on a mixture of prior Authorizations for Use...
The short answer: by settled U.S. criminal law definitions, no—Donald Trump has not been legally adjudicated a “terrorist,” and U.S. law does not permit labeling an individual as a domestic-terrorist ...
President Biden has authorized U.S. military operations since taking office in 2021, including an early 2021 airstrike in Syria/Iraq and multiple counterterrorism and other strikes reported through 20...
A handful of and potential , cross‑Taiwan Strait tensions , a widening , and the Red Sea, and spillovers in —carry the clearest risk of expanding into wider wars by 2035 based on current trajectories ...
The Obama administration relied repeatedly on the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) to justify counter‑terror operations beyond Afghanistan and against groups not explicitly named in...
The clearest predictors that a regional conflict will leap to a global war in today’s nuclear landscape are great‑power entanglement combined with eroding alliance credibility, the breakdown of arms‑c...
U.S. sanctions and related policy moves have been a central barrier and occasional lever in companies’ efforts to recover compensation from Venezuela, both by legally isolating Caracas from internatio...
After the 2020 U.S. election, claims that Venezuela helped steal or manipulate the vote propagated widely through social media channels connected to the Trump campaign, allied political actors, and sy...
Multiple U.S. agencies — notably the U.S. military (including Navy task forces) and the Drug Enforcement Administration — along with the U.S. Coast Guard, Congress and international bodies are central...
Available reporting documents broad patterns of Venezuelan-linked smuggling — use of coastal “go-fast” boats, air bridges and Caribbean transshipment hubs — but does not provide technical, step‑by‑ste...
The conflicts between Fulani herders and predominantly Christian farming communities in Nigeria are ; they are driven chiefly by competition over land, water and grazing rights, while ethnicity and re...
funds social-justice work primarily through the , which has given tens of billions to civil-society, human-rights, racial-justice, and civic-engagement groups worldwide; OSF’s public disclosures and m...
A combination of calibrated deterrence and pragmatic diplomacy—backchannel crisis channels, tacit “ground rules,” multilateral mediation, and limited arms-control or signaling measures—emerges from re...
Global expert and institutional reporting converges on a of significant interstate and regional wars over the next decade: risk surveys and watchdogs flag multiple hotspots and systemic drivers that r...
The record shows clear temporal links between U.S. military actions, diplomatic pressure and the announcement of ceasefires in both the June 2025 Israel–Iran exchange and intermittent Israel–Hamas pau...