International Affairs

A London judge’s ruling exposes how corporate negligence by mining giant BHP devastated Brazilian communities and ecosystems, demanding American vigilance against global corporate impunity.

Germany’s government plans massive energy subsidies to prop up industry amid stagnation, revealing systemic failures that threaten both European and American economic security.

A fragile ceasefire in Syria’s Sweida province has collapsed, exposing the ongoing failures of Assad’s regime to secure peace and protect minority communities, while empowering separatist militias backed by foreign interests.

As Mexico launches a sweeping crackdown on a dozen drug cartels in Michoacán following high-profile political assassinations, the operation highlights persistent security lapses that threaten regional stability and spill over risks for the United States.

As COP30 unfolds in Brazil, indigenous voices rise amid a backdrop of Latin American challenges—from Venezuela’s economic collapse to volatile labor strikes—highlighting the disconnect between global climate agendas and the real-world security risks facing America.

Torrential rains triggered deadly landslides in Indonesia’s Central Java, killing two and leaving 21 missing—revealing the ongoing challenges of natural disasters worsened by inadequate planning and global environmental instability.

China’s space ambitions hit a snag as debris forces astronauts to delay return, exposing broader risks that America must confront in protecting its space sovereignty.

Pedro Castillo, Peru’s imprisoned ex-president facing charges of rebellion, seeks a Senate seat in 2026, exposing deep political divisions and legal irregularities that echo challenges to national sovereignty worldwide.

India’s top tennis talent, Sumit Nagal, confronted and overcame an unexplained visa denial from China, spotlighting the opaque barriers athletes face that undermine fair competition and national sovereignty.

As Israel’s Prime Minister faces serious corruption charges, President Trump’s public push for a pardon raises critical questions about undermining judicial independence and the principles of national sovereignty.