International Affairs

While Xi Jinping demands ‘unity’ in Tibet, his visit underscores Beijing’s ongoing suppression of religious freedom and national sovereignty—a stark warning for America’s own fight against authoritarian overreach.

As Russia unleashes a devastating barrage of over 500 drones and dozens of missiles against Ukraine, the West’s sluggish response raises urgent questions about America’s strategic resolve and commitment to ending this conflict.

At 95, a former North Korean soldier imprisoned for decades in the South presses to return north—a stark reminder of Seoul’s faltering resolve amid growing inter-Korean tensions and global threats.

Iran’s first major naval drill since its war with Israel exposes ongoing threats to regional stability and U.S. interests, as Tehran doubles down on military buildup despite sanctions.

Russia’s unprecedented drone and missile attack on western Ukraine highlights Moscow’s disregard for peace and underscores the urgent need for America to lead stronger security guarantees in defense of freedom.

In Venezuela’s largest slum, a government-backed event uses children to push a pro-Palestinian narrative tied to Hamas terrorism, raising concerns about ideological exploitation and the spread of globalist hostility toward Israel.

New evidence uncovers former Brazilian President Bolsonaro’s plans to flee and seek asylum in Argentina amid a coup investigation, spotlighting serious democratic risks that echo global authoritarian challenges.

Despite battlefield setbacks, Islamic State remains a potent threat exploiting instability worldwide—with advanced tech and social media amplifying their reach—raising urgent national security challenges for the United States.

The shocking daylight assassination of Mexico City officials reveals ongoing security failures amid cartel violence; coordinated arrests highlight the need for stronger sovereignty and public safety measures.

The OAS unveils a new plan centered on Haitian leadership and international coordination to tackle escalating violence and humanitarian disaster—yet questions remain whether this approach can deliver real security and sovereignty for the island nation.