International Affairs

Amid rising crime and economic concerns, Chile’s presidential election runoff pits a hard-right nationalist against a Communist contender, reflecting the region’s pivot away from leftist failures toward America First-aligned values.

As Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal delivers its verdict on ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, questions arise over judicial fairness and political stability in a fragile region.

Thirteen years after brave efforts saved Timbuktu’s priceless manuscripts from al-Qaida militants, the extremist threat persists—jeopardizing cultural heritage and American national security interests in the Sahel.

As Hungary’s election approaches, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán confronts a formidable challenger promising to upend entrenched power structures amid economic woes and external pressures—highlighting the deeper battle over national sovereignty and self-determination.

As Bangladesh braces for a controversial verdict against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, widespread unrest and government crackdowns reveal deeper risks to regional stability—and underscore the challenges faced by nations resisting globalist interference.

Japan’s Prime Minister Takaichi’s firm stance on Taiwan challenges Beijing’s red line, igniting diplomatic backlash and economic threats that could destabilize regional security and impact American interests.

After a violent clash during the ‘Generation Z’ march in Mexico City, 14 police officers remain hospitalized, highlighting the ongoing challenges authorities face combating unrest that threatens public order.

Bolivia’s new president reveals staggering $15 billion corruption under two decades of socialist governments, highlighting systemic theft that crippled national sovereignty and economic stability.

The arrest of Wilmer Chavarría, aka ‘Pipo,’ dismantles the last major criminal network leader in Ecuador, disrupting international drug corridors that imperil U.S. national security and border safety.

A tragic bridge collapse at a cobalt mine in southeastern Congo claims over 30 lives, spotlighting the deadly consequences of lawlessness, government failure, and foreign exploitation in a region critical to global supply chains.