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Tens of thousands march across Australia demanding sanctions on Israel amid Gaza crisis, but what does this mean for American national security and our allies?

Amid precision airstrikes freeing dozens of hostages including children, Nigeria’s ongoing militant insurgency underscores the critical demand for firm national sovereignty and decisive security strategies—lessons America must heed.

Tragedy strikes again as three young Sudanese sisters drown in the Mediterranean, highlighting the catastrophic failure of European migration policies that endanger lives and undermine national sovereignty.

As Israeli military strikes in Gaza kill dozens daily, including children, the death toll nears 63,000 amid blocked aid and stalled ceasefire talks. Who holds responsibility for this ongoing humanitarian crisis?

At least 20 killed in coordinated attacks, revealing the catastrophic failure of President Gustavo Petro’s security policies that threaten not only Colombia but also America’s strategic interests.

On Ukraine’s Independence Day, Zelenski speaks of lasting peace and unity, but reality on the ground reveals a protracted struggle fueled by outside intervention—posing questions about America’s stake in endless foreign wars.

Germany’s decade-long immigration challenge reveals costly policy failures and rising social tensions under Merkel and Merz—warnings the U.S. cannot afford to ignore as it fights to secure its borders and preserve sovereignty.

Ukraine’s independence was hard-won but incomplete as Moscow maintained influence through compromised elites and failed reforms—a cautionary tale for America’s commitment to true sovereignty.

Decades of social tension erupt as transgender activists assert their right to access women-only metro cars in Mexico City, raising questions about public safety, law enforcement competence, and societal norms that resonate beyond borders.

As Washington slashes $427 million in HIV aid to South Africa, vulnerable populations face life-threatening medication shortages—a stark reminder that America must prioritize its own national sovereignty and security before funding foreign health crises.