"We will see if he is right or not".. Trump responds to Iraqji regarding the threat to strike power stations
US President Donald Trump has responded to Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's statement that Iran will not succumb to threats regarding strikes on its power stations, indicating a challenging stance against Tehran's position.
On 10th anniversary of Brussels terror attacks, authorities vow to have learnt the 'right lessons'
On the tenth anniversary of the Brussels terror attacks, Belgian authorities reflect on security lessons learned since the tragedy and highlight ongoing issues faced by the victims.
Retirees have the right to an extra exemption from the Income Tax in 2026; see rules and amounts
Retirees and pensioners in Brazil will receive an additional exemption from the Income Tax starting from the month they turn 65, with specific rules and amounts set for 2026.
Saudi Arabia reacts to Iran and says it has the right to attack and not just to defend itself
Saudi Arabia asserts its right to retaliate against Iran's aggression following recent hostilities in the region.
Plenković Responds to Milanović: There is No Rush... We Will Meet 'When the Time is Right'.
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković criticized President Zoran Milanović for delaying the National Security Council and Defense Council meetings, emphasizing the need for such discussions during times of crisis.
Gulf-British Statement: Exploring an Ancient Legacy or Joint Defense in Wartime?
The Gulf Cooperation Council and British Foreign Secretary issued a joint statement emphasizing the right of Gulf states to defend against Iranian attacks amidst escalating tensions following the US-Israel war on Iran.
Apple News fails to provide balanced coverage of DHS shutdown, ignores right-leaning outlets: study
A study from the Media Research Center claims that Apple News and other news aggregators are not providing balanced coverage of the Department of Homeland Security shutdown, favoring left-leaning sources.
The specter of the 'narco' looms over the ballot boxes in France
The upcoming municipal elections in France are overshadowed by a wave of drug-related violence, with the right-wing seeking to capitalize on public concern over security.
Breaking: Iranian Expediency Council Member Mohsen Rezai: The Strait of Hormuz will not open, and no American warship has the right to enter the Gulf
Mohsen Rezai, a member of Iran's Expediency Council, warns that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed to American warships.
Ben Gvir's new assistant: right-wing activist convicted of attacking a Palestinian and making threats
A right-wing activist, Aharon Gabai, who has a criminal record for assaulting a Palestinian and making threats, has begun working as an assistant to Israel's Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, while having access to sensitive security information.
Chile joins 'Shield of the Americas': Will sign agreement with Trump on critical minerals and security
Chile's new right-wing president intends to strengthen ties with the Trump administration by signing agreements on critical minerals and security.
Chile turns to the right: Kast takes power with Milei among the guests and Lula's absence
Conservative José Antonio Kast assumes the presidency of Chile, marking a shift towards right-wing policies, amidst significant changes in political leadership and absence of notable international figures.
Echoes of the Doral letter
The Doral Letter and the Monroe Doctrine, established by President Trump and right-wing Latin American leaders, aim to create a new model of regional integration focused on security cooperation, migration control, and economic relief.
North Korea declares respect for "the right and choice of the Iranian people to elect their new supreme leader"
North Korea has expressed its respect for Iran's choice of Mojtaba Khamenei as the new supreme leader, amidst ongoing US-Israeli military operations in Iran.
Justice will decide how unemployed workers prove their right to INSS benefits; understand
The Superior Court of Justice in Brazil is set to rule on how unemployed workers can demonstrate entitlement to social security benefits without having made recent contributions.
Chile Begins the Most Conservative Period Since the Dictatorship with Kast
Chile under President Kast marks a significant shift to the right, promising a government focused on order, security, and economic growth.
Neighborhood Night Patrols Organized via WhatsApp: The Seville Neighborhood of La Macarena Where the Far Right Sparks
Residents in La Macarena, Seville, are organizing night patrols via WhatsApp to address security concerns, reflecting a growing influence of far-right sentiments in the area.
Supo: The threat of terrorism in Finland has increased
According to Finland's Security Intelligence Agency (Supo), the threat of terrorism in the country has risen to the third level on a five-point scale due to the activities of radical Islamist and far-right ideologies.
Israel, opposition leader Lapid: "Iran wants to destroy us, it was right to attack"
Opposition leader Yair Lapid asserts that Israel must unite against external threats from Iran, despite his criticism of the government.
Trump meets Latin American allies to discuss trafficking and excludes Lula
U.S. President Donald Trump meets with right-leaning Latin American leaders in Florida to discuss security and anti-drug initiatives, excluding Brazilian President Lula.
Intelligence documents capture attempts to lure teenagers into violence groups
Lithuania's intelligence reports highlight attempts to recruit teenagers into far-right extremist groups promoting violent ideologies.
Better late than never. The vote is coming and the left realizes that security matters
The left governing Milan is finally acknowledging the importance of security in urban management, which has drawn applause from the right-wing parties following a recent visit to the new Local Police Command.
Seafarers can refuse to sail through Mideast Gulf region, main union says
Seafarers now have the right to decline assignments that require sailing through the Middle East Gulf due to heightened security risks, as stated by a leading labor union.
Democratic Party of Japan's Tamaki declares intention to participate in Social Security National Conference, center-right Komeito also positive
Democratic Party leader Tamaki has expressed his intention to join the Social Security National Conference to discuss tax reductions and allowances for food consumption.
'This is the right thing to do': Adam Zivo on why Iran war is justified
Adam Zivo discusses the justification for military action against Iran, highlighting widespread support in Israel for intervention.
Russia could stop supplying gas to Europe immediately, noted Putin
Putin has suggested that Russia could halt gas supplies to Europe right away due to unspecified constraints.
Qatar to the United Nations and the Security Council: Iran's targeting of our territories is a flagrant violation of sovereignty
Qatar has formally condemned Iran's military aggression as a serious breach of its sovereignty and emphasized its right to respond appropriately.
In an emergency meeting, Gulf ministers affirm the right to respond to Iranian 'attacks'
Gulf Cooperation Council foreign ministers condemned Iranian attacks on member countries and affirmed their right to respond to protect their security.
Fantasmagorias of Hatred
In his speech at the annual Munich Security Conference, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirmed a recurring ideological theme of the American government, suggesting that both Europe and America inherit a superior Western civilization currently under threat.
Why Jeon Han-gil carries 'pepper spray'... commotion at National Assembly security check
Far-right YouTuber Jeon Han-gil created a stir when he was found trying to enter South Korea's National Assembly with a pepper spray disguised as a gas gun.
Israelis run to bomb shelters. But many believe Netanyahu is doing the right thing.
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 claims the right to respond after Iran's attacks on Riyadh
Saudi Arabia has condemned Iran's attacks on Riyadh and affirmed its right to take necessary measures for national defense.
The Spokesman of the Pakistani Army: We Exercised Our Right to Self-Defense
The spokesperson for the Pakistani army has asserted the country's right to self-defense in light of recent conflicts.
"Please send me to Pyongyang"… 'Pyongyang citizen' Kim Ryun-hee on trial for 6 years
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.
US Ambassador: It Would Be Fine if Israel Took Over the Middle East... Middle East in Upheaval
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 march in France for slain far-right activist
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.
French minister pledges tight security at rally for killed activist
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.
D. Trump: as president, I have the right to impose tariffs
Donald Trump asserted his presidential authority to impose tariffs on countries citing national security concerns during an event in Georgia.
From Iran to the Security Council: We draw your attention to an important and urgent matter
Iran has warned the UN Security Council of escalating American threats of military force, asserting its right to respond decisively to any aggression.
Michał Szułdrzyński: Is Poland Doomed to Choose Between Sovereignty and Security?
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.
'Wherever they are, we have the right to eliminate them,' Pakistan threatens Taliban diplomat
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.
Internal Security: Lower Saxony Classifies AfD as 'Extremist'
Lower Saxony has classified the AfD party as 'extremist' due to its right-wing ideologies, as stated by the state minister of the interior.
Mass visa withdrawal in the US? Marco Rubio claims they 'are not a right' and the country is not obligated to provide them
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 says Trump right to secure border, says 'emergency efforts were necessary' after Biden's term
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.
"Kristrún is the only economist in the country who is right"
The article discusses a parliamentary exchange in Iceland regarding social security benefits and their connection to the wage index, highlighting differing perspectives between lawmakers.
Europe focuses on independence, Poles disappear from the internet, income taxes in the EU
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 Prisoner Club condemns Israeli "retaliation displays" against Palestinian prisoners
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.
Macron tells Munich conference that Europe must become geopolitical power in its own right
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.
AI raises the stakes for national security. Here’s how to get it right
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.
Munich Security Conference: A Heart for Putin: How the Bavarian AfD Vice Chair Aims to Win Over Peace Activists for Russia
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.