International Affairs

Four killed and multiple wounded by landmine explosion in Pakistan’s volatile Kurram district, underscoring unchecked sectarian violence and militant activity.

Kenyan authorities barricade key government sites and suppress anniversary protests marking brutal anti-tax demonstrations, revealing a pattern of state intransigence against legitimate public dissent.

Despite a Supreme Court ruling recognizing a third gender, India’s trans community faces historic stigma, social exclusion, and economic hardship — masked by superficial cultural projects but ignored by serious policy action.

The U.S. Embassy in Haiti urgently calls on American citizens to leave the country immediately as violent armed gangs unleash terror, highlighting the failure of international and local authorities to restore order.

In the wake of a violent attack on a presidential hopeful, Colombia deploys over 1,000 security personnel to protect candidates—raising questions about political stability and government preparedness ahead of critical elections.

Iran boldly claims victory over international pressure, refusing to halt its nuclear ambitions despite recent conflict with Israel, exposing the UN’s impotence.

El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele intensifies repression by detaining prominent critics like lawyer Enrique Anaya on dubious money laundering charges—highlighting a pattern of judicial manipulation and erosion of due process.

A Zambian UN peacekeeper was killed in a brazen attack near the Sudan border, spotlighting the growing dangers facing international forces in the Central African Republic amid ongoing conflict and ineffective peacekeeping strategies.

Despite a shaky ceasefire brokered under international pressure, Iran declares readiness to resume uranium enrichment, escalating nuclear risks in the Middle East while evading full transparency.

A tragic internal shooting among Congolese soldiers spotlights the military’s collapse amid ongoing battles with Rwanda-backed M23 rebels, underscoring the government’s inability to maintain order or protect its own troops in volatile eastern Congo.