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In Jerusalem, residents are rushing to bomb shelters amidst missile threats, with a notable divide in public opinion regarding Prime Minister Netanyahu's actions.

Saudi Arabia has condemned Iran's attacks on Riyadh and affirmed its right to take necessary measures for national defense.

The spokesperson for the Pakistani army has asserted the country's right to self-defense in light of recent conflicts.

Kim Ryun-hee, who has been on trial for six years for violating National Security Law, pleads for the right to return to her home in Pyongyang, citing her longing for her family.

The US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, has sparked controversy by suggesting Israel has a right to most of the Middle East, claiming it is in the Bible.

Thousands gathered in Lyon, France, to honor a slain far-right activist, Quentin Deranque, amid heightened security due to fear of clashes related to his killing.

The French interior minister announced heightened security measures for an upcoming rally honoring a far-right activist who was recently killed, amidst rising tensions linked to political violence in the country.

Donald Trump asserted his presidential authority to impose tariffs on countries citing national security concerns during an event in Georgia.

Iran has warned the UN Security Council of escalating American threats of military force, asserting its right to respond decisively to any aggression.

The article discusses the contradictions in Polish right-wing politics regarding security and sovereignty in Europe, particularly in the context of the SAFE program and perceptions of American security assistance.

Pakistan has issued a stern warning to Afghanistan over the use of its territory for attacks against Pakistan, following an incident that killed 11 Pakistani soldiers.

Lower Saxony has classified the AfD party as 'extremist' due to its right-wing ideologies, as stated by the state minister of the interior.

Marco Rubio emphasized that U.S. visas are not a right and will be revoked from individuals acting against U.S. interests.

Stephen A. Smith defended Trump’s border security actions while acknowledging the flaws in his methods, suggesting that Biden's term contributed to the crisis.

The article discusses a parliamentary exchange in Iceland regarding social security benefits and their connection to the wage index, highlighting differing perspectives between lawmakers.

The podcast discusses Europe's push for strategic independence highlighted at the Munich Security Conference, alongside the increase in Poles exercising their right to be forgotten online.

The Palestinian Prisoner Club condemned recent Israeli actions that appear to retaliate against Palestinian prisoners, particularly spotlighting a video featuring security forces allegedly mistreating them under the direction of far-right Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

French President Emmanuel Macron emphasizes the need for Europe to establish itself as a geopolitical power capable of ensuring its own security at the Munich Security Conference.

The article discusses the urgent need for sound AI regulation in the U.S. to ensure national security, highlighting recent legislation in New York and California.

Rainer Rothfuß, the Bavarian vice chair of the far-right AfD party, is positioned as a prominent speaker at a rally against the Munich Security Conference, where he expresses pro-Russian sentiments and aims to attract peace activists to his cause.

Former Norwegian Foreign Minister Børge Brende will not attend a tribute dinner for Erna Solberg at the Right's national meeting due to a scheduling conflict with the Munich Security Conference.

The Brazilian Supreme Court is deliberating on the right of security guards to receive special retirement benefits due to the dangerous nature of their work.

Voting for the 13th general election in Bangladesh will commence on February 12, with counting expected to follow immediately after voting concludes.

U.S. Senator M. Rubio is set to visit Hungary and Slovakia, emphasizing bilateral and regional interests amidst rising tensions between the U.S. and the European Union.

Germany's Bundestag confirmed that seven employees have been barred from entering the building due to their alleged ties to the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD).

The German Bundestag confirmed that it barred seven staff members from entering the building due to reports of their connections with the far-right AfD party.

The article discusses the rising police violence in Brazil, noting how both right and left political factions fail to address this issue effectively despite their differing security proposals.

Hundreds of right-wing activists attempted to approach the Gaza Strip fence during a planting event, with some crossing the border before being returned to Israel by security forces.

Ratinho Jr., the governor of Paraná and a presidential candidate, will deliver a fleet of 243 drones for state security forces aimed at observation, mapping, and intelligence, representing a strategic move to attract center-right voters.

In the live show "Security Today," security experts Meelis Oidsalu and Erkki Koort discuss current factors affecting Estonia's security, including the latest audits from the National Audit Office and Epstein files.

In Costa Rica's presidential election, right-wing candidate Laura Fernandez, successor to President Chavez, has been declared the winner and plans to implement the 'Bukele Model' for addressing security issues.

Laura Fernandez, successor to Rodrigo Chaves, won the election in Costa Rica and promised to maintain his strict security policies while allowing him a place in her government.

Lithuanian authorities will not deport Russian anti-corruption activist Leonid Volkov after an investigation cleared him of posing a national security threat, despite backlash from leaked messages criticizing Ukrainian officials.

The article discusses the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's recent engagement with far-right imagery and cultural references on social media, particularly in relation to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) amid escalating tensions in Minnesota.

Bruno Retailleau, the president of the Republicans, urged residents of Nantes to rally behind right-wing candidate Foulques Chombart de Lauwe, emphasizing security as a key priority for the municipal elections.

Morocco is making significant preparations for the 2030 World Cup, focusing on security and appeal, amid its recent success in the FIFA World Cup.

Israeli right-wing party leaders are urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to disregard any Supreme Court ruling that could remove National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir from his position.

Mayor Giuseppe Sala emphasized the importance of safety during a ceremony commemorating officer Nicolò Savarino, highlighting the ongoing security issues in the city such as gang violence and unsafe neighborhoods.

German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt plans to increase the personnel of the Constitution Protection Agency to more effectively combat left-wing extremism, while ensuring that the fight against right-wing extremism is not neglected.

The Department of Homeland Security has implemented a new policy that restricts federal lawmakers from visiting an immigration detention facility in Minneapolis, despite a court ruling affirming their right to do so.

Éric Ciotti, a deputy from Alpes-Maritimes, plans to introduce a constitutional bill to enshrine the 'right to security,' aiming for direct approval via a referendum.

Portland Police Chief Bob Day expressed grief while acknowledging the Department of Homeland Security's findings that two individuals involved in a federal shooting incident were linked to the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.

Jeffrey Sachs delivered a speech to the UN Security Council urging it to uphold international law in the face of anarchy, questioning whether any state has the right to dictate Venezuela's political future through force or economic coercion.

An American official asserted the United States' claim to Greenland while the island emphasized the importance of continuing dialogue with Washington through proper channels.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen urged Donald Trump to stop threatening to take over Greenland, asserting that the United States has no right to annex any of the three countries of the Danish Kingdom after Trump's comments on the territory's importance for U.S. security.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen urged Donald Trump to stop threatening the acquisition of Greenland, stating that the United States has no right to annex any territory belonging to the Danish Kingdom.

A German article discusses how Donald Trump's potential second term confirms European governments' worst fears, highlighting issues such as tariffs, closer ties with Russia, and the rise of far-right groups while noting Europe's inadequate preparation in defense, economic competitiveness, and political cohesion.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has made significant changes to his leadership team, appointing the military intelligence chief as his new aide, amidst consultations with security advisers from European allies and NATO in Kyiv.

The far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) will return to the Munich Security Conference in February after being excluded for years due to its ideology and ties to Russia.

Germany's right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party will be allowed to attend the Munich Security Conference next year after previously being barred from the event.