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Beyond Borders: Chinese Use of Foreign Interference Tactics in Dutch Strategic Industries

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Beyond Borders: Chinese Use of Foreign Interference Tactics in Dutch Strategic Industries

The report examines how Chinese state-linked actors may leverage foreign interference tactics to influence critical Dutch industries—especially those tied to national security, advanced technology, and key infrastructure. It outlines common methods such as relationship-building, information access strategies, strategic investments, and influence operations that can reshape commercial decisions, policy preferences, and technology pathways over time.

US strikes Iranian targets near Strait of Hormuz

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US strikes Iranian targets near Strait of Hormuz

The US Central Command says it launched “powerful” strikes against Iranian military targets in and around the Strait of Hormuz after Iran attacked multiple commercial ships there. The US says the targets included air defenses, radar sites, and anti-ship capabilities, while Iran said it retaliated by striking US-linked forces

The Mask of Patriotism: Inside the Patriot Front

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The Mask of Patriotism: Inside the Patriot Front

The white nationalist group Patriot Front uses deceptive, polished imagery to mask their hateful ideology, relying on coded language and social media for recruitment.

Beyond the Label: What Democratic Socialists Actually Believe

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Beyond the Label: What Democratic Socialists Actually Believe

Republicans often call democratic socialists "communists," but the movement focuses on democratic reforms like universal healthcare and labor rights within the US political system.

Opportunity in Opposition: Why Democrats Welcome Marx

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Opportunity in Opposition: Why Democrats Welcome Marx

Colorado Democrats see Victor Marx’s GOP gubernatorial nomination as a favorable matchup, leveraging his inexperience and moderate voter appeal in the general election.

A Suspect Freed: The Continuing Mystery of Ann Widdecombe’s Death

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A Suspect Freed: The Continuing Mystery of Ann Widdecombe’s Death

UK police released a suspect in the murder investigation of former MP Ann Widdecombe, continuing the search for answers in her suspicious death.

Striking at the Source: Ukraine’s Deep Penetration Strategy

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Striking at the Source: Ukraine’s Deep Penetration Strategy

Ukraine is using long-range strikes on Russian energy sites to weaken Moscow’s war effort, a strategy that brings the conflict closer to home but faces debates on its ultimate effectiveness.

Disputed Ground: The Alleged Forgery Behind a Luxury Resort

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Disputed Ground: The Alleged Forgery Behind a Luxury Resort

An Albanian-American businessman is suspected of forging deeds for land sold for a Kushner-linked resort, sparking protests and a corruption investigation in Albania.

When Politics Meets Circus: The Clacton By-Election Saga

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When Politics Meets Circus: The Clacton By-Election Saga

Clacton’s by-election features a reality TV star and symbolic candidates like a bin and foxes, reflecting local humor and political discontent in the UK.

Rep. Ro Khanna says Israeli settlers and IDF soldiers blockaded him in the West Bank for over an hour

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Rep. Ro Khanna says Israeli settlers and IDF soldiers blockaded him in the West Bank for over an hour

U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna said he was detained by armed Israeli settlers during a visit to the West Bank near Khirbet Zanuta, and that when the IDF arrived he saw troops interact with the settlers and block the exit until calls were made to the American Embassy and Israeli police intervened. The IDF denied that troops took part in blocking the road, saying they dispersed the Israeli civilians and reopened access

Zelenskyy says Ukraine has support among Putin’s circle for peace

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Zelenskyy says Ukraine has support among Putin’s circle for peace

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says there is support inside Vladimir Putin’s circle for ending the war. He linked the claim to Ukraine’s long-range strikes and what he described as deepening fuel problems in Russia, saying those effects are making the idea of peace grow there.

Through the teargas, I saw something missing from German politics for too long: hope

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Through the teargas, I saw something missing from German politics for too long: hope

The author describes joining thousands of people to blockade the far-right AfD’s Erfurt congress, portraying the civil disobedience as a sign that hope can return to German politics. Despite police use of tear gas, they argue the protest movement demonstrates a practical way to resist and disrupt the far right.

EU tells Meta to disable auto-play and infinite scroll

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EU tells Meta to disable auto-play and infinite scroll

The European Commission has ordered Meta to make major design changes to Instagram and Facebook, including disabling “addictive” features such as autoplay and infinite scrolling by default. The EU said Meta did not adequately assess or mitigate risks to users’ mental and physical wellbeing, particularly for minors.

Rep. Ro Khanna says he was detained by the Israeli military and settlers in the West Bank

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Rep. Ro Khanna says he was detained by the Israeli military and settlers in the West Bank

U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna said he was detained by Israeli settlers and the Israeli military while visiting the occupied West Bank and was released only after calls to the American Embassy in Jerusalem. Khanna’s delegation was stopped by masked men with guns near the West Bank village of Khirbet Zanuta, and his office said Israeli troops later blocked the group’s exit until the embassy and Israeli police were contacted. The IDF denied detaining any visitors, saying it responded after receiving a report that civilians were blocking foreign nationals and media.

Delcy Rodríguez consults Marco Rubio about what she posts on social media, reveals The New York Times

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Delcy Rodríguez consults Marco Rubio about what she posts on social media, reveals The New York Times

The New York Times reports that Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodríguez submits draft messages for U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s approval and consults him even on what she posts on social media. The paper describes Rubio as exercising extensive, day-to-day control over Venezuela’s finances, policy decisions, and communications, portraying the arrangement as comparable to a “de facto” administration from Washington.

U.S. Navy Eyes South Korean Yards for Tankers and Destroyers

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U.S. Navy Eyes South Korean Yards for Tankers and Destroyers

The U.S. Navy has issued Requests for Information (RFIs) to South Korean shipbuilders to assess their ability to build American destroyers and fleet replenishment tankers. The move could be a step toward ending a long-standing U.S. policy restricting foreign warship construction, pending legal approvals and funding.

Justice Across Borders: Detentions in the Sheremet Case

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Justice Across Borders: Detentions in the Sheremet Case

A Ukrainian court detained suspects linked to the killing of journalist Pavel Sheremet, advancing a complex investigation with international connections.

A Quiet Admission: Iran’s Private Message to Washington

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A Quiet Admission: Iran’s Private Message to Washington

Iran privately informed Trump advisers that shooting at ships in the Strait of Hormuz was a "mistake," indicating a move toward de-escalation in regional tensions

Investing in Hope: Australia’s Expanded Pacific Aid

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Investing in Hope: Australia’s Expanded Pacific Aid

Australia expanded development aid for Pacific Islands, focusing on climate resilience, health, and education to support sustainable growth and regional stability

Striking at the Source: US Sanctions on Cybercrime Networks

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Striking at the Source: US Sanctions on Cybercrime Networks

The US announced new sanctions against international cybercrime networks, targeting ransomware and hacking groups to disrupt their financial operations and enhance security.

Guardians of the Blue: Australia’s Pacific Maritime Partnership

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Guardians of the Blue: Australia’s Pacific Maritime Partnership

Australia strengthened maritime security cooperation with Pacific Islands via the PMSP, providing patrol boats and training to enhance regional stability and sovereignty.

What About the Exhumations in Volhynia? Expert: It’s Too Late for a Calm Discussion

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What About the Exhumations in Volhynia? Expert: It’s Too Late for a Calm Discussion

An expert warns that the exhumations in Volhynia are no longer just a technical process—they’ve become an urgent, politically charged moment. With time running out and wounds still raw, questions about responsibility, access, and documentation are intensifying, leaving little room for a “calm discussion.”

EU agrees to open new phase of membership talks with Ukraine and Moldova

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EU agrees to open new phase of membership talks with Ukraine and Moldova

EU ambassadors agreed to unblock a new accession negotiating cluster for Ukraine and Moldova, advancing their long-stalled bids for EU membership. The formal start of ceremonies is set to take place in Brussels on 14 July.

Marine Le Pen’s potential impact on France’s economy: what studies say could go wrong

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Marine Le Pen’s potential impact on France’s economy: what studies say could go wrong

Economists argue that a far-right Marine Le Pen victory could strain France’s public finances, with estimates suggesting her program could add roughly €101 billion in extra spending. Critics say the resulting fiscal risk could shake investor confidence and raise borrowing costs—hurting growth.

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