International Affairs

As Maduro rallies Venezuelan militias under shaky nationalist rhetoric, the U.S. escalates its proven fight against narcotrafficking in the Caribbean—highlighting stark contrasts in leadership prioritizing true American and regional security.

Peru’s government, led by President Dina Boluarte, risks unraveling decades of justice by pushing an amnesty law shielding military and police accused of human rights abuses during internal conflict, defying the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and threatening both national sovereignty and the rule of law.

In a troubling move that echoes global disregard for sovereign Indigenous rights and environmental protection, Peru’s Congress denies protection for uncontacted Amazon tribes, empowering destructive industries while betraying Indigenous communities.

In a stark reminder of Thailand’s unchecked royal privilege, five activists face decades in prison after a politically charged conviction for allegedly obstructing the queen’s motorcade during pro-democracy protests, exposing how judicial systems can be wielded against peaceful dissent.

Guyana’s newfound oil wealth hasn’t brought stable governance. Instead, a controversial businessman sanctioned for corruption is rising as opposition leader, threatening national sovereignty and rule of law.

A devastating landslide in Sudan’s Darfur claims hundreds of lives, mostly children, exposing the catastrophic consequences of ongoing conflict and global indifference.

As Israel intensifies precise strikes on Hamas-controlled high-rises in Gaza City, the true cost of Hamas’ embedded militant networks becomes clear—highlighting urgent national security risks and the need for unwavering American support.

As Israel announces imminent airstrikes on Gaza City buildings deemed terrorist infrastructure, the escalating conflict threatens deeper instability in the region, with significant implications for American interests and homeland security.

A new UN report reveals horrific war crimes by Congo’s armed forces and Rwanda-backed rebels, underscoring the urgent need for America to defend national sovereignty against global instability threats.

Anutin Charnvirakul rises to Thailand’s premiership by masterfully leveraging political pragmatism—but his record raises questions about transparency and governance stability in a key U.S. ally nation.