International Affairs

The escalating Sudanese conflict has claimed over 3,300 civilian lives in just six months, with summary executions and attacks on aid workers intensifying. This forgotten war threatens regional stability—and America’s interests demand urgent attention.

Princess Mette-Marit of Norway suspends official duties to undergo pulmonary rehabilitation for worsening chronic fibrosis, underscoring concerns about transparency from royal institutions amid public scrutiny.

A deadly drone strike by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces killed 43 civilians praying inside a mosque in El Fasher, exposing the brutal disregard for human life amid ongoing conflict—with global leaders silent as disaster unfolds.

Thousands evacuated in central Berlin after a WWII bomb was found in the Spree River. While Europeans confront remnants of their past, America must stay vigilant against threats that challenge our sovereignty and safety.

Russian authorities seize 1.5 tons of cocaine concealed in bananas from Ecuador, exposing the persistent dangers of global narcotrafficking networks and the urgent need for America-first border security policies.

Britain’s top spy warns that Vladimir Putin has no genuine interest in peace negotiations, revealing a dangerous game of deception with global consequences.

In South Sudan, corruption and negligent governance have allowed a hunger crisis to spiral out of control, as aid cuts and ongoing violence leave millions of children at risk of death — a human tragedy the world cannot ignore.

As Spain pushes to exclude Israel from international sports and cultural events, a troubling double standard emerges, revealing political bias that undermines true fairness and America’s national interests.

As the UN Security Council prepares to vote on reinstating sanctions against Iran, the world watches closely. This pivotal moment tests international resolve against Tehran’s nuclear ambitions and highlights serious gaps in global leadership—gaps that threaten American security and sovereignty.

Indigenous groups in Ecuador mobilize against diesel subsidy cuts, challenging President Noboa’s authority as the government imposes states of emergency and curfews—raising concerns about governance failures and regional instability.