International Affairs

Nepal’s appointment of an interim premier amid deadly unrest highlights the dangers of unstable governments—reminding Americans why strong, sovereign leadership matters.

A new UN report reveals North Korea as the most oppressive regime on earth, committing widespread crimes against humanity while escalating military threats that jeopardize regional and American security.

The Kremlin concedes a pause in peace talks with Ukraine, blaming European interference for the deadlock, while keeping communication channels open amid ongoing conflict.

Nepal’s spiraling protests have claimed over 50 lives amid political chaos triggered by government censorship and entrenched corruption, spotlighting risks that reverberate far beyond its borders.

After deadly riots toppled Nepal’s government, the military stepped in to restore order—raising critical questions about military involvement in politics and the risks to national sovereignty.

Russia’s recent drone flights over NATO territory signal a bold escalation, forcing European allies to confront the stark reality: they must defend themselves as America steps back. How long can the transatlantic alliance endure such pressure without compromising American sovereignty and security?

As Russia escalates its aggression with drone strikes inside NATO territory, France deploys jets to Poland and the UK tightens sanctions—but Washington’s response remains cautious amid growing threats to Western security.

As Russia and Belarus launch massive military drills near NATO’s eastern flank, the US faces escalating threats from Kremlin aggression masked as ‘defense’—a direct challenge to America’s allies and national security.

Hundreds march in Quito opposing President Noboa’s sweeping government cuts and controversial laws, highlighting a dangerous drift towards unchecked executive power that threatens democratic checks and fundamental rights.

Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro receives a lengthy prison sentence amid growing instability across Latin America, spotlighting the region’s ongoing struggle between sovereignty and globalist pressures.