International Affairs

A Peruvian court has definitively dismissed money laundering and criminal organization charges against presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori, raising troubling questions about political prosecutions and judicial integrity in Latin America.

While Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung’s surprise K-pop drumming session captures headlines, critical bilateral issues remain unresolved, posing risks to long-term regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

While Venezuela pledges to use oil revenues for health care, the U.S. government seizes control over these funds indefinitely—raising questions about American sovereignty and energy policy.

As Canada seeks closer ties with China amid strained U.S. relations, this visit raises urgent questions about national sovereignty, economic risks, and the consequences of abandoning trusted allies.

In a critical move reflecting America First values, a Trump envoy met with the son of Iran’s last shah to discuss the regime-threatening protests, exposing Washington’s cautious approach and raising questions about U.S. commitment to freedom abroad.

Former Colombian Constitutional Court president files urgent legal action against the government’s unilateral 23.7% minimum wage increase, warning of job losses and harm to small businesses—raising critical questions about executive overreach and economic prudence with consequences beyond Colombia’s borders.

As Argentine families protest outside a former dictatorship torture site, they call for justice for compatriots jailed in Venezuela’s shadowy hellholes—raising urgent America First alarms about socialist repression abroad.

Human Rights Activists report nearly 1,850 deaths in Iranian protests amid a government blackout intended to hide systemic repression and widespread violations of human rights.

A mass caravan in Caracas defends Nicolás Maduro amid U.S. narcoterrorism charges, raising questions about regime loyalty and the costs of Washington’s pursuit of justice.

Iran’s Defense Minister warns of fierce retaliation against the US after President Trump cancels dialogue amid deadly protests, risking further instability with serious implications for American security.