International Affairs

Costa Rica’s Intelligence Director has officially reported a credible assassination threat against President Rodrigo Chaves, raising urgent questions about national security and political stability ahead of elections.

An alarming plot to assassinate Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves highlights growing security threats in Central America, emphasizing the urgent need for America First vigilance and regional cooperation.

Cuba faces its worst crisis since 1959, with economic collapse, energy blackouts, public health failures, and a mass exodus—highlighting how socialist mismanagement fuels instability that directly impacts U.S. national security.

David Webb’s relentless fight for corporate transparency in Hong Kong highlights the ongoing struggle against financial malpractices that threaten global markets and national economic sovereignty.

As hundreds of Venezuelan families bravely register loved ones unjustly detained, the tragic death of police officer Edilson Torres spotlights the deadly cost of Maduro’s political repression.

Israel’s sudden recognition of Somaliland shifts the fragile balance in the Horn of Africa, risking escalation in a volatile region already wracked by extremist threats and proxy rivalries—while America must carefully consider the implications for national security and global stability.

As Iran reels from its most intense protests in years, the regime’s brutal crackdown and internet blackout reveal a government struggling to maintain control—while the resulting instability echoes far beyond its borders, threatening U.S. interests and regional security.

President Trump is set to lead the largest-ever American delegation to the World Economic Forum in Davos, signaling a bold assertion of America’s interests amid rising global tensions and elite economic agendas.

As Uganda braces for its presidential election, the deployment of troops in Kampala and internet blackouts reveal a troubling slide toward authoritarianism, echoing global threats to national sovereignty and electoral integrity.

Lebanon’s former central bank governor, long blamed for economic collapse and under international investigation, now faces trial at the highest court amid mounting evidence of multi-million-dollar corruption schemes.