International Affairs

A brutal car bomb in India’s capital killed eight, highlighting global terrorism’s ongoing threat and the urgent need for decisive, America First-style policies to protect national sovereignty and citizens.

A constitutional court in the Central African Republic faces a critical challenge to President Touadera’s eligibility to run in December’s election, exposing deep governance issues amid ongoing instability.

Kazakhstan’s parliament pushes a controversial law banning so-called LGBTQ+ propaganda, raising questions about government control and the protection of national values amid global pressures.

With over 40,000 dead and 12 million displaced, the Sudan conflict spirals out of control amid inadequate global response, threatening regional stability and America’s national interests.

A Vatican bank’s rigid ban on workplace marriages led to wrongful firings, sparking a lawsuit that ended with the couple’s rehiring—a clear call for reforms aligned with basic labor rights and family values.

Once a prince by birthright, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is now a stark reminder that status means nothing without responsibility. His recent title removal amid serious allegations exposes how longstanding royal privileges shielded misconduct for too long.

The recent theft of priceless Roman statues from Syria’s National Museum reveals deep security failures amid regime change, highlighting dangers to global heritage and the need for vigilant America First policies against cultural smuggling.

A tragic stampede at a military recruitment in Accra left six dead and many injured, spotlighting the dangers of mismanagement amid economic collapse and high youth unemployment.

As Romania’s government imposes harsh austerity measures under EU pressure, thousands of workers rally against wage freezes and tax hikes—a stark lesson in the cost of sidelining everyday citizens.

Despite President Trump’s diplomatic efforts, deadly violence flares again along the Cambodia-Thailand border, revealing the fragile nature of peace without American-backed enforcement of national sovereignty.