International Affairs

As Iran reels from a devastating strike on its leadership, Mojtaba Khamenei emerges as a likely successor—raising critical concerns about the future of Iranian aggression and nuclear ambitions that directly threaten American sovereignty.

Japan confirms a second citizen detained in Iran, demanding urgent release as geopolitical pressures escalate following US military strikes.

Jamaica’s decision to terminate its long-standing medical agreement with Cuba under U.S. pressure highlights a troubling trend of Washington infringing on Caribbean nations’ sovereignty and risking vital health services.

Jimmy Lai’s decision not to appeal his harsh national security sentence underscores a grim reality: Beijing’s crackdown on dissent is reshaping Hong Kong into a controlled outpost, threatening freedoms Americans cherish.

The U.S. and Israel have launched a massive, coordinated air campaign targeting every corner of Iran’s military and theocratic power structure—striking a decisive blow that challenges Tehran’s regional ambitions and safeguards American interests.

President Macron unveils a plan to end Hezbollah’s military activities, pledging military aid to Lebanon—but will this European initiative check Iran-backed militants and protect American interests in the region?

In a bold and sustained campaign, Israel has unleashed twelve waves of airstrikes targeting key Iranian military sites in Tehran, marking a turning point in the US-led confrontation with Iran that threatens American security interests.

An authoritative report reveals the systematic political persecution of at least 245 Salvadorans since 2019, exposing how state institutions have been hijacked to crush dissent and undermine democratic principles.

In a decisive move against liberal Anglican trends, conservative leaders reshape the global church’s governance—reasserting biblical principles and national sovereignty over decades of drift.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy resists repairing the Russian Druzhba pipeline, prioritizing national security over pressured demands from Hungary and Slovakia—highlighting a critical battleground in Europe’s energy and geopolitical struggle.