International Affairs

A pro-Palestine protester’s reckless dash onto the course caused a crash during the Spanish Vuelta, spotlighting how global political protests are compromising public safety and sporting integrity.

At first glance, Nepal’s Kumari festival appears as an enchanting spiritual spectacle. But beneath the surface, it raises critical questions about children’s rights and cultural practices in a modern world.

Norway’s contentious wealth tax election spotlights the clash between state control and economic freedom—a warning for America’s fight to protect entrepreneurship and national prosperity.

Facing historic election defeats and internal party strife, Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigns, leaving a fragile government as critical regional tensions escalate—raising important questions for America’s strategic alliances in the Indo-Pacific.

A deadly wave of Russian drone and missile strikes in Kyiv leaves one dead and eleven wounded, underscoring Moscow’s unyielding aggression that threatens regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

As Prince Hisahito steps into the spotlight, Japan faces a critical test of tradition versus modernity in its imperial succession, raising questions about national stability and the preservation of sovereignty.

Russia’s drone and missile strikes on Kyiv’s government building kill civilians and escalate the conflict, exposing Putin’s disregard for international norms and threatening European stability.

The massive Mphanda Nkuwa hydroelectric project in Mozambique appears as a beacon of progress, but this World Bank-backed venture underscores the pitfalls of relying on foreign-driven mega-projects that saddle nations with crippling debt while sidelining local energy solutions.

Africa’s vast solar potential offers hope, but the continent remains sidelined by global investment patterns that favor wealthier nations—raising questions about who truly benefits from renewable energy expansion.

Bolivia elevates the coca leaf as cultural heritage while ignoring the national security risks tied to its central role in cocaine production—how long can America afford to look the other way?