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The U.S. Navy has seized an Iranian vessel and is now investigating its cargo after it tried to breach a U.S. blockade to return to Iran. The ship is also heavily tied to China.
The United States and the Philippines are kicking off massive military drills, sending a message to the Chinese regime. And, for the first time, Japan is joining in fully.
Lt. Gen. Christian Wortman, commanding general, U.S. Marine Expeditionary Force: “Regardless of the challenges elsewhere in the world, the United States focus is on the Indo-Pacific.”
FBI Director Kash Patel issues a warning: China remains the most active threat, not only at sea but also in cyberspace.
A luxury car brand known for its “Scandinavian values” is facing backlash over a controversial partnership in China. Here’s why Volvo is teaming up with a “wolf warrior” political commentator—and what it could mean for its global image.
- U.S. Seizes Iranian Ship Frequently Bound for China
- Iranian Cargo Ship Sails China-Iran Route
- Trump Warns China of Tariffs Over Iran Military Aid
- Second Round of U.S.–Iran Peace Talks Uncertain
- U.S. Navy Dominates Hormuz Clash: Fisher
- U.S. Strike Plan Aims to Isolate IRGC: Fisher
- Energy Sec'y Discusses Iran War Impact on Energy Prices
- China Sends Warships to Pacific Drill to Warn Japan
- U.S., Philippines Kick Off Live-Fire Drills Near Taiwan
- FBI Head: China Top Cyber Threat to U.S.
- Patel: FBI Has Arrested Hundreds of Cyber Actors
- Volvo’s Tie-Up With Hu Xijin Sparks Controversy
- Volvo-Hu Xijin Partnership Draws Backlash Over Identity
- Do Global Brands Compromise Values for China?
- EU 5G Cybersecurity Plans Spark China Backlash
- Countdown Begins on Next Round of U.S.–Iran Talks
- Iran Fires on Foreign Ships, Ceasefire in Doubt
- Strait Tensions Rise Despite Limited Damage
- Trump Signals Strike if Ceasefire Fails
- Strike on IRGC Could Shift Iran’s Future: Sadler
- China Pushes Iran Talks to Protect Oil Flow: Sadler
