International Affairs

Haiti’s spiraling violence and human rights abuses reveal a failed state where armed gangs terrorize citizens, while international actors fail to protect American interests or regional stability.

While Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders tout trust-building projects, the ongoing Turkish military presence and political demands threaten genuine reunification—raising critical questions about sovereignty and stability in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Former Bolivian President Luis Arce’s detention exposes deep-rooted corruption tied to indigenous development funds, illustrating risks that unstable governance abroad pose to U.S. interests.

The US has seized a massive oil tanker off Venezuela’s coast flying a fraudulent Guyanese flag amid escalating military cooperation between Washington and Georgetown, deepening the geopolitical struggle in the Caribbean.

Tanzania’s recent election, marred by blatant suppression and disputed results, exposes a disturbing trend of government overreach that should alarm defenders of freedom worldwide.

Amidst the luxury of the Marrakech International Film Festival, quiet political gestures reveal deeper regional conflicts often overlooked by Western media.

A ruthless nighttime airstrike by Myanmar’s military destroyed a crucial hospital serving civilians and rebels alike, killing 34 and injuring 80. This brutal assault reveals the regime’s disregard for life and regional stability, with dangerous implications for global security and U.S. interests.

As winter storm Byron batters Gaza’s tent camps, the tragic reality of inadequate aid delivery undercuts the ceasefire’s promise, revealing a dire humanitarian failure with implications for regional stability and American interests.

Amnesty International’s detailed report confirms Hamas’s October 7 attacks were deliberate crimes against civilians, underscoring the urgent need for America to stand firmly against terror and uphold international law.

Despite a high-profile US-mediated peace agreement, Rwanda-backed M23 rebels escalate violence in eastern Congo, killing over 400 civilians and undermining regional security—showing Washington’s diplomacy failing to protect American interests abroad.