national security
Trump Announces 155% Tariffs on Chinese Imports: Escalating US-China Trade Tensions
Oct 22, 2025 09:10 am CST
President Trump confirms plans to impose 155% tariffs on Chinese imports starting November 1, citing unfair trade practices and national security concerns. The move represents a significant escalation in US-China trade tensions, with Trump also announcing export controls on critical software and framing the decision as a response to China's "extraordinarily aggressive position on trade."
India On Verge Of Complete Liberation From Naxal-Maoist Terror: PM Modi Announces Major Security Success
Oct 20, 2025 08:43 pm CST
Prime Minister Modi announces India's approaching victory over Naxal-Maoist terrorism, with security forces reducing extremist influence from 125 districts to just 11 over the past decade. Over 100 freed districts will celebrate Diwali with dignity this year, marking significant progress in national security and development efforts.
Prime Minister Modi's Diwali Tradition: Celebrating with Armed Forces from Kargil to INS Vikrant
Oct 20, 2025 05:01 pm CST
Prime Minister Narendra Modi continues his meaningful tradition of celebrating Diwali with India's armed forces, spanning locations from Kargil's icy heights to naval vessels off Goa. This article chronicles Modi's annual visits since 2019, highlighting his messages of gratitude, solidarity and recognition of military valor during these occasions, including his most recent celebration aboard INS Vikrant.
Former National Security Adviser John Bolton Pleads Not Guilty to Mishandling Classified Information
Oct 18, 2025 12:00 am CST
Former Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton has pleaded not guilty to charges of sharing classified information with family members and storing top secret documents at his home. The case, which unfolds amid accusations of political targeting, involves allegations that Bolton shared sensitive information through personal emails that were later compromised by suspected Iranian hackers. Bolton's defense claims the materials were merely personal diaries containing unclassified information.
US-China Rare Earth Dispute Escalates: Export Controls Spark Diplomatic Tensions
Oct 17, 2025 01:49 am CST
China issues a detailed seven-point rebuttal to US criticisms over its rare earth export controls, highlighting that these measures align with international practices while accusing Washington of hypocrisy for its own extensive export restrictions. The dispute has intensified following a September call between President Trump and President Xi, with each country blaming the other for the deteriorating trade relations ahead of their anticipated meeting.
Microsoft Report: Nation-States Increasingly Weaponizing AI for Cyberattacks Against the US
Oct 17, 2025 12:05 am CST
Microsoft's latest digital threats report reveals a dramatic increase in AI-powered cyberattacks from Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea targeting the US. With over 200 instances of AI-generated fake content identified in July alone, these nation-states are leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance espionage operations, spread disinformation, and infiltrate sensitive systems while many US organizations continue to operate with outdated cybersecurity measures.
Indian-Origin Expert Ashley Tellis Refutes Allegations of Mishandling Classified Documents and Foreign Collusion
Oct 16, 2025 09:41 am CST
Ashley Tellis, a prominent Indian-American scholar and former Bush administration official, has been arrested for allegedly retaining classified documents and meeting with Chinese officials. His legal team vigorously denies all allegations, particularly claims that he operated on behalf of a foreign power. The FBI reportedly found over 1,000 pages of secret documents at his residence following surveillance of meetings with Chinese representatives.
Understanding the Collapse of Britain's Chinese Espionage Case: Politics, Evidence and International Relations
Oct 16, 2025 02:59 am CST
Britain's prosecution of two men accused of spying for China unexpectedly collapsed in September 2024, sparking controversy over whether political considerations influenced the decision. The case highlights tensions between national security concerns and diplomatic relations, raising questions about the UK's approach to Chinese intelligence activities and the legal framework for prosecuting modern espionage under the century-old Official Secrets Act.
Indian-Origin Defense Expert Ashley Tellis Placed on Leave by US Think Tank Following FBI Arrest for Classified Information
Oct 16, 2025 02:48 am CST
Prominent Indian-origin scholar Ashley Tellis has been placed on administrative leave by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace after being arrested by the FBI for allegedly retaining classified documents and meeting with Chinese officials. The 64-year-old expert on US-India relations, who helped negotiate the landmark civil nuclear deal during the Bush administration, faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
Ashley J. Tellis: Indian-Origin Defense Strategist Charged with Unlawful Retention of Classified Information
Oct 15, 2025 10:55 am CST
Former National Security Council member and renowned foreign policy scholar Ashley J. Tellis faces serious charges for allegedly retaining classified defense information. The 64-year-old Indian-origin strategist from the Carnegie Endowment could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted, as investigators also examine his reported meetings with Chinese officials.