Government Accountability

In a bold critique, the top US diplomat in Hong Kong condemns Beijing’s national security law as a weapon that crushes freedoms at home and oversteps internationally by targeting dissidents on US soil.

Former Cambodian strongman Hun Sen and Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s separate border visits highlight ongoing military escalation and political chaos, risking peace and economic security in Southeast Asia.

The UN reveals cocaine production has surged to unprecedented levels, quadrupling since 2014, while narcotrafficking routes spread aggressively into Asia and Africa, fueling crime and violence worldwide.

Greenland’s bid to join CONCACAF was unanimously denied, revealing an intersection of geopolitical maneuvering and economic hurdles that keep this strategic territory sidelined in international soccer.

A federal judge dismissed authors’ copyright infringement claims against Meta in an AI training lawsuit, but the ruling highlights alarming gaps in holding tech giants accountable for exploiting creative works without compensation.

Asian markets show mixed signals as investors brace for potential U.S. tariff hikes and Federal Reserve indecision, revealing deeper economic vulnerabilities ignored by mainstream narratives.

Afro-Mexican coastal communities face devastation from Hurricane Erick with little government aid—a stark reminder of systemic neglect and failed disaster response strategies.

Kilmar Ábrego’s prolonged detention and deportation mishandling reveal critical flaws and political agendas in Trump’s immigration enforcement, risking due process and American legal principles.

President Trump boldly calls for the immediate cancellation or pardon of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s corruption trial, exposing the politically motivated witch hunt against a staunch America ally.

At the Brussels EU summit, Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez stands firm against U.S. demands to increase defense spending, drawing sharp criticism from President Trump and exposing cracks in NATO unity.