The Latest Breaking News from National Security

Ukraine's Secretary of the National Security and Defence Council announced on Saturday that Ukraine will begin talks with the US in Switzerland, on Sunday, on the proposed 28-point peace plan and its terms.

Arguing before the National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Friday, the counsel for petitioner Ashish Kothari, environmentalist and founder of the non-profit Kalpavriksh, pressed for public disclosure of the high-powered committee’s (HPC) report on the controversial Great Nicobar project, asserting that citizens “have a right to know” what the assessment contains. 

Four individuals, including two Americans and two Chinese nationals, face federal charges for secretly exporting Nvidia AI chips to China.

The Prime Minister faced questions about his approach to Beijing amid rumours he will travel to China, and approve the country’s new London embassy.

Chancellor says ‘We can’t just carry on like this and muddle through. We have to make some decisions to get on a different path’

Mike Johnson has raised some concerns regarding the recent Epstein bill.

Release of documents comes amid conjecture Trump may have authorized the agency to assassinate Venezuelan president

Beijing has threatened ‘consequences’ if the Government blocks the new diplomatic mission in Tower Hamlets

US Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna claims UFO footage and UAP data are being hidden under a secret 'black congressional budget,' raising major questions about transparency, national security and public accountability.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Sen. Jack Reed (D-R.I.) have reportedly raised concerns about the potential national security risks posed by Trump family-operated World Liberty Financial (WLFI).

Former national security adviser John Bolton said on Monday that President Donald Trump has "put the gun on the table" in his showdown with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, as Washington steps up military pressure while hinting at possible talks.