International Affairs

As floods ravage Pakistan claiming over 500 lives, the global climate crisis underscores risks that echo at America’s borders and economic stability.

The UN reveals nearly 5,000 injured while trying to access food in Gaza, spotlighting troubling delays and bottlenecks in humanitarian aid delivery linked to Israeli coordination—and raising pressing questions about the true cost of ongoing conflict.

In a bold move, Peru’s President Dina Boluarte reaffirms sovereignty over contested Amazonian territory amid Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s escalating claims—exposing risks to regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

More than 20 outspoken critics of Nicaragua’s Ortega regime face violent raids and detention, exposing a troubling assault on freedom and sovereignty.

Putin calls the Ukraine war a ‘tragedy’ after talks with Trump, but do these so-called ‘constructive’ negotiations advance American interests or threaten national sovereignty?

Former Bolivian President Evo Morales sounds the alarm on a sudden military leadership change ahead of elections, warning of institutional chaos and political manipulation that could undermine democratic stability.

The Colombian government’s fight against corruption is undermined as a key accused official allegedly secures residency in Nicaragua with embassy help, spotlighting troubling regional cooperation and diplomatic oversight.

As at least 87 Argentines die from contaminated fentanyl, families decry politicization that threatens to stall justice—an alarming reminder of the cost when governments put politics over people.

In a rare concession, Hillary Clinton admits she would nominate Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize if he ends the Ukraine war under strict conditions — spotlighting the complex geopolitical stakes and Washington’s inconsistent strategies.

Brazil’s Supreme Court schedules final trial phase against former president Jair Bolsonaro for September 2, spotlighting deep political fractures and raising questions about judicial overreach amid accusations tied to last year’s January 8 unrest.