Order to Slow Ukraine’s Starshield Came from White House
Officials say restrictions on Ukraine’s military satellite service originated inside the White House, disrupting drone missions as Washington pressed Kyiv to halt attacks on Russian refineries.
Iran Turns Precision Strikes Into Economic Leverage
Iranian strikes have disabled essential equipment across Gulf energy and industrial networks, prolonging outages and strengthening Tehran’s leverage despite U.S. military superiority.
Microsoft Chief Challenges White House Green Card Ban
Brad Smith says restrictions on green cards for skilled workers could drive leading engineers abroad, while rejecting JD Vance’s accusation that Microsoft uses H-1B visas to recruit foreign workers at lower pay.
Saudi Defenses Struggle Against Cheap Houthi Drones
Despite decades of investment in advanced weapons, Saudi Arabia is struggling in its response to cheap Houthi drones and cruise missiles.
Russia Builds New Major Jet Drone Base in Six Weeks
Satellite imagery shows eight launch platforms at a nearly completed facility in Russia’s Rostov region, expanding its capacity to deploy fast jet drones that Ukraine has struggled to intercept.
UK Sends More Storm Shadows to Ukraine Ahead of Winter
The undisclosed missile resupply aims to help Kyiv disrupt Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure before winter, as London resists pressure for Ukraine to suspend strikes.
US Proposes Unfreezing Russian Assets to Revive Peace Talks
European officials rejected a proposal to move some frozen Russian sovereign funds into a Washington-overseen vehicle, exposing divisions over how to revive negotiations on ending the war in Ukraine.
Apple, Nvidia Each Commit $25M to Trump’s Ballroom
Leaked records identify $333 million in commitments to donate to the ballroom, including $25 million each from Apple and Nvidia, and at least $77 million from anonymous donors.
Exclusive: German MP Krah Says Europe Is Destroying Itself
In an exclusive Clash Report interview, AfD MP Maximilian Krah outlines his case against the EU’s economic model, urges an end to Ukraine aid and calls for closer German-Turkish energy and defense ties.
US judge blocks Trump threat to jail Gaza justice advocates
“Landmark victory for free speech” clears way for groups to resume sharing evidence of Israeli crimes and US complicity with the ICC.
Zelensky Declares "We’re Done" With Strike Pause
Ukraine resumed strikes on Russian oil infrastructure, setting a Ryazan refinery ablaze. Zelensky accused Washington of restricting intelligence and demanded Patriot interceptors for another suspension.
Ex-Security Chief Sues Netanyahu for Oct. 7 Defamation
Ronen Bar is disputing Netanyahu’s claim that a call to wake the Israeli prime minister could have prevented the October 7 attack.
US DoJ Threatens California Over Alleged Noncitizen Voters
A federal letter demands citizenship checks and restrictions on ballots linked to suspected noncitizens, escalating Washington’s election dispute with California ahead of the November 3 vote.
US Fines Bank of America $1.2B Over Money Laundering
Treasury said Bank of America failed to address Chinese money-laundering networks and illicit finance tied to borders.
Germany Pushes for Wider EU Quotas on Chinese Imports
Berlin wants EU safeguard proposals by year-end covering chemicals, machinery and possibly pharmaceuticals, widening an effort to protect European industry that began with a planned quota on Chinese hybrid vehicles.
Will UK Greens fold to Israel lobby?
Anti-Zionist policy wins out, but party leaders are opposed.
Le Pen Promises EU 'Trial of Strength' If Elected
Marine Le Pen wants to cut France’s EU contribution by €11 billion in 2027 and return powers to national governments, setting up a potential clash with Brussels.
Houthis Building Advanced Missiles With Chinese Parts
Seized shipments contained specialized components and manufacturing equipment for a Houthi missile modeled on Iran’s Kheibar Shekan, according to a new report. Its potential range would cover all of Saudi Arabia and Israel.
Starlink Speed Cap Hits Ukrainian Drones and Air Defenses
New Starlink restrictions caused satellite connections to fail at speeds as low as 60–70 km/h, threatening both strikes against Russian targets and efforts to intercept incoming drones.
Universities fire dozens amid pressure from Zionist billionaires
Report details repression of campus workers speaking out against Israel’s genocide in Gaza – and how they are fighting back.