International Affairs

As Ukraine’s president draws stark parallels between Picasso’s iconic anti-war painting and Russia’s relentless bombing campaign, the visit exposes the enduring cost of unchecked aggression—and raises urgent questions about Western resolve.

Tanzania’s recent election turmoil threatens vital international aid, revealing the peril of dependency on foreign funds and the urgent need for national economic sovereignty.

As Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces rampage through el-Fasher, pregnant women face deadly journeys, hemorrhaging complications, and loss of basic medical care—exposing the catastrophic results of failed governance and war.

Honduras faces a brutal epidemic of violence against women, with over 220 murdered this year alone. Weak justice systems and entrenched cultural oppression perpetuate this crisis, exposing dangerous lessons for America’s own fight against lawlessness and inequality.

As Croatia honors the siege of Vukovar, the brutal 87-day assault underscores the high price of resisting foreign aggression and the necessity of unwavering national sovereignty—a lesson with urgent resonance for America today.

Boualem Sansal’s yearlong imprisonment for speaking truth to power reveals the dangerous authoritarianism threatening North African stability—and why America must watch closely.

MI5 reveals a calculated Chinese espionage campaign using LinkedIn to recruit British lawmakers and officials, raising urgent questions about safeguarding national sovereignty against foreign infiltration.

A preliminary probe into the Hong Kong plane crash reveals a surge in engine power after landing that led to disaster, exposing troubling gaps in airline safety accountability.

The recent abduction of 25 Nigerian schoolgirls highlights the deadly consequences of unchecked gang violence and corruption abroad—a crisis with direct implications for U.S. national security.

The controversial death sentence against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina by Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal reveals a politically motivated judicial overreach, fueling instability with serious implications for America’s strategic interests in South Asia.