International Affairs

While the UN pleads for funds to assist tens of thousands of Afghan earthquake victims, the broader failure of Western policies and oversight threatens American interests and regional stability.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer swiftly dismissed Peter Mandelson as UK Ambassador to the US after revelations of his close ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, raising urgent questions about elite accountability and the integrity of diplomatic appointments.

As Nepal reels from deadly protests and government collapse, the surge in prison breaks and militant youth factions signals a crisis that threatens regional stability and underscores why America must prioritize secure alliances.

In a decisive move to protect national sovereignty, Latvia shuts down its airspace near Russia and Belarus borders for at least one week following drone incursions—highlighting NATO’s growing vigilance on the eastern front.

Germany lifts immunity of far-right AfD lawmaker Maximilian Krah, enabling investigations into serious allegations of corruption and Chinese spying—raising critical questions about foreign influence within European politics.

As Nepal’s government collapses under violent protests, widespread chaos threatens regional stability and exposes the risks when lawlessness overtakes national sovereignty.

The Trump administration’s decision to lift sanctions on Belarus’ national carrier Belavia coincides with Lukashenko’s selective release of some political prisoners, leaving many questions about US leverage on Minsk and America’s commitment to true freedom.

Pakistan claims to have killed 19 militants near the Afghan border, but persistent attacks reveal continued security lapses that imperil regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

China’s unilateral move to establish a nature reserve at Scarborough Shoal violates international law and threatens U.S. alliance commitments, fueling instability in a critical maritime region vital to American sovereignty and security.

While Japan touts sumo as a national treasure, the exclusion of women reveals a deeper clash between tradition and individual liberty—raising urgent questions about gender roles and societal freedom in a modern America-first world.