International Affairs

Sri Lanka’s catastrophic floods have claimed hundreds of lives and displaced over 190,000—a grim reminder that weak disaster preparedness and globalist apathy threaten security and stability far beyond their borders.

Asian manufacturing shrinks again while oil spikes, revealing cracks in the global economy that directly threaten U.S. families and businesses.

Preliminary Honduran election results show conservative candidates ahead as President Trump’s unprecedented endorsement and pardon announcement shake the political landscape, raising questions about America’s influence and the fight against leftist corruption.

As U.S. mediators rush peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow, unresolved demands and internal scandals threaten to undermine American efforts—and national security.

Princess Aiko’s overwhelming public support spotlights Japan’s outdated male-only succession law, revealing a crisis that threatens the monarchy’s survival and exposes deep-rooted gender inequality upheld by conservative lawmakers.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s request for a pardon amid corruption trials deepens political division and risks undermining justice—raising urgent questions about governance and legal integrity.

The Paraguayan Catholic Church highlights worsening living conditions for ordinary citizens while elites boost their pay, calling for true service to the people and national reforms.

As Honduras holds critical elections, the nation stands at a crossroads between maintaining a leftist government aligned with globalist agendas or reclaiming true national sovereignty through traditional conservative leadership.

Pope Leo XIV arrives in Lebanon for a fraught visit as the nation grapples with unrest and economic collapse—a reminder that global turbulence threatens U.S. interests from afar.

Swiss voters overwhelmingly defended their longstanding male-only military service, rejecting a proposal to expand conscription to women and broaden duties—highlighting the enduring value of focused national defense over costly social experiments.