International Affairs

Following a brutal massacre of 31 prisoners in Machala, Ecuador transfers 300 of its most dangerous criminals to a newly built maximum security prison—a critical move in fighting organized crime and protecting national sovereignty.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s recent military order to bomb FARC dissidents under alias Iván Mordisco exposes a reactive security posture that risks regional stability and invites spillover threats affecting America’s own borders.

French top courts uphold Marine Le Pen’s five-year ban from public office, sidelining a key nationalist voice ahead of 2027 elections—a move raising questions about judicial overreach and democratic fairness.

Indonesia’s recent decision to honor dictator Suharto as a national hero is a troubling sign of renewed authoritarianism under President Prabowo, threatening democracy and echoing costly historical abuses.

A vehicle explosion near Delhi’s historic Red Fort has killed eight and injured fifteen, spotlighting ongoing security flaws that could have repercussions beyond India’s borders.

At least 200 militants died in brutal clashes between Boko Haram and ISWAP, exposing the fractured jihadist threat destabilizing Nigeria and the region.

Nicolás Petro Burgos, son of Colombian President Gustavo Petro, faces six serious corruption charges, revealing troubling overlaps between political power and illicit activities that undermine national sovereignty and democratic integrity.

A long-overdue inquiry into South Africa’s apartheid-era crimes is hindered by legal challenges, raising urgent questions about accountability and the true legacy of post-apartheid governance.

More than three decades after Luis Donaldo Colosio’s assassination, Mexico arrests a new suspect amid evidence of an official cover-up — a stark reminder of how political corruption threatens national sovereignty and justice.

The BBC’s manipulated editing of President Trump’s speech, leading to top executives’ resignations, reveals entrenched bias at a publicly funded broadcaster that should serve impartiality—not globalist agendas.