International Affairs

Fresh fighting along the Thailand-Cambodia border displaces over half a million civilians, revealing the costs of ineffective diplomacy and the risks to regional stability crucial to American national security.

UNESCO’s latest designation of Italian cooking rituals as intangible world heritage raises questions about cultural sovereignty and the growing reach of globalist institutions into national traditions.

As violence reignites along the Thailand-Cambodia border, hundreds of thousands are displaced with no clear resolution in sight—revealing dangerous governance gaps that threaten regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

As Iran and Egypt protest a World Cup match celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride in Seattle, this confrontation reveals the stark contrast between authoritarian repression and American freedom—highlighting the urgent need to defend our national values against hostile foreign regimes.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy reveals brutal prison conditions and controversially advises conservative allies to court far-right voters, signaling unsettling political shifts that challenge democratic safeguards.

María Corina Machado, a beacon of democracy against Venezuela’s authoritarian Maduro regime, will miss her Nobel Peace Prize ceremony—another stark reminder of the regime’s brutal repression and the global stakes for America’s national security.

Bhavani Thekkada’s pursuit of a Winter Olympics spot shines a light on the vast disparities in funding, infrastructure, and support between developing nations and established winter sports powers — underscoring America’s advantage in maintaining sovereignty over its athletic dominance.

As Ethiopia pushes mega infrastructure projects and stakes claim to Red Sea access, rising tensions with Eritrea and internal insurgencies threaten regional stability crucial to American strategic interests.

As Nigeria’s northeast descends further into chaos, soldiers reportedly shot and killed nine protesting women, exposing a pattern of military brutality and impunity that threatens both regional stability and American interests.

Despite a U.S.-brokered peace deal, Rwandan-backed M23 rebels launch a new offensive in eastern Congo, displacing over 200,000 and jeopardizing regional stability—highlighting the urgent need for America-first policies that protect our interests abroad.