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The ongoing war in Ukraine and its implications on international relations.
There is no evidence that Russia has declared war on the United States because of the unfolding crisis in Iran; reporting instead shows Moscow watching Iran closely, deepening tactical ties with Tehra...
The war in Ukraine grew out of a decade-long escalation that began with Ukraine’s 2014 political upheaval, Russia’s seizure and annexation of Crimea, and an eight-year low-intensity war in the Donbas ...
The world is more dangerous in 2026 than in recent years: experts list multiple high-probability, high-impact regional wars and growing great-power tensions, but most authoritative assessments stop sh...
NATO has a recorded history of publicly warning about threats and escalating rhetoric during crises—from Cold War-era deterrence language through the 1999 Kosovo crisis to repeated, high-profile warni...
No single, authoritative tally exists for “how many” lies and distortions President Trump made in 2025; multiple major fact‑checkers and news organizations documented scores of false or misleading cla...
There is no authoritative reporting in the provided sources that Ukrainian forces have “surrounded 80,000 Russian troops”; independent assessments instead describe localized encirclements, Russian con...