International Affairs

Despite a declared ceasefire, Israel continues precision operations against terror threats in Gaza, underscoring the complex realities of enforcing peace while protecting national sovereignty.

A tragic explosion inside a Srinagar police station killed nine and wounded twenty-nine amid ongoing security challenges tied to cross-border terrorism, raising critical questions about regional stability and international vigilance.

A catastrophic blast in an Indian-controlled Kashmir police station kills eight, highlighting critical failures in handling high-risk evidence amid ongoing terror threats linked to cross-border militancy.

At 90, Mahmoud Abbas presides over a weakened Palestinian Authority trapped between Israeli repression and internal corruption, leaving Palestinians with no real leadership or path to statehood.

A hidden network of influence tied to President Zelenskyy has surfaced in a $100 million embezzlement scandal at Ukraine’s nuclear energy sector, exposing dangerous corruption that threatens stability amid wartime chaos.

Brazil’s Supreme Court, led by Judge Alexandre de Moraes, aggressively advances charges against Eduardo Bolsonaro for allegedly pressuring justice, deepening political interference that threatens national sovereignty and destabilizes democratic norms.

In a politically charged move, Brazil’s Supreme Court advances charges against Eduardo Bolsonaro for alleged obstruction, raising serious questions about judicial overreach and the attack on national sovereignty.

Roger Lumbala’s hunger strike in Paris exposes attempts to evade responsibility for brutal war crimes during Congo’s long conflict, highlighting the global fight against impunity and the importance of America-first principles in upholding justice.

Mali’s junta suspends French TV channels TF1 and LCI over ‘false reports’—a move that masks the reality of worsening security and fuel shortages fueled by jihadist blockades, exposing a troubling trend of authoritarian media control in Africa’s unstable Sahel region.

As COP30 unfolds, activists reveal Japan’s continued financing of coal and gas projects in Southeast Asia, contradicting global climate goals and threatening America’s strategic interests.