International Affairs

As Sudan spirals deeper into conflict, innocent South Sudanese exiles endure torture and death in overcrowded prisons — a crisis exposing the cost of Washington’s neglect of African stability.

As India and China attempt to thaw years of border tensions, their fragile rapprochement poses complex challenges for regional security and America’s strategic position in Asia.

Cuba’s appointment of a new labor minister after a public outcry over dismissive comments reveals the regime’s disconnect from the harsh realities facing its people amid an ongoing economic crisis.

In a critical development, Presidents Trump and Putin explore elevating diplomatic talks on Ukraine and organizing a trilateral summit with President Zelenski, signaling a potential breakthrough in a conflict that tests America’s national security priorities.

As Serbia’s President Vucic tightens his grip with violent crackdowns on protests, the fight for national sovereignty and democratic liberty resonates far beyond the Balkans—warning America against similar autocratic overreach.

Bolivia’s recent election shocks the status quo, signaling widespread rejection of leftist economic mismanagement and political stagnation. Can this resource-rich nation finally break free from decades of socialist decline?

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un condemns joint US-South Korea military drills as provocation, accelerating nuclear armament efforts that undermine regional security and challenge American interests.

After nearly 20 years dominating Bolivian politics, the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) faces a dramatic defeat, retaining just one parliamentary seat—a stark warning about the consequences of entrenched power and failed governance.

President Trump’s call for discussing territorial exchanges in Ukraine challenges the unyielding globalist stance, highlighting a needed pragmatic approach to end the conflict and restore sovereignty.

Ecuador’s justice system confronts entrenched corruption and political violence with charges against ex-minister José Serrano for the assassination of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio, exposing the deadly reach of corrupt networks linked to former regimes.