International Affairs

As Super Typhoon Fung-wong batters the Philippines—still recovering from a deadly storm killing over 200—the unfolding crisis underscores how natural disasters compound regional instability and test U.S. alliances in a critical geopolitical flashpoint.

President Noboa insists the next Ecuadorian Constitution will be crafted by committed patriots—not artificial intelligence—highlighting a crucial stand for national sovereignty amid rising global technological influence.

Rodrigo Paz’s inauguration marks a critical pivot away from Bolivia’s long-standing socialist regime. Yet, entrenched economic turmoil and political fragmentation reveal the massive challenges ahead—and what lessons America can draw.

Gruesome videos of mass executions and civilian killings by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces expose a shocking level of impunity—raising urgent questions about global security and America’s vigilance.

When then-President Bolsonaro falsely accused activists of arson with foreign funding, it only amplified their work, drawing in Leonardo DiCaprio’s support for sustainable Amazon projects—proving falsehoods can inadvertently bolster true defenders of the forest.

In Tanzania, 240 citizens face treason charges following violent election protests and a brutal government crackdown that left hundreds dead—highlighting the peril of unchecked authoritarianism.

A lethal Russian drone strike on a residential tower in Dnipro kills one woman and injures 11, highlighting Moscow’s ongoing assault on Ukrainian civilians and infrastructure amid critical battles in the east.

Amid rising sexual harassment on Mexican public transport and rideshare apps, women turn to grassroots safe-ride networks as official protections fail, highlighting deep governmental negligence rooted in cultural machismo.

In a decisive move for justice and fiscal responsibility, Argentina’s Milei administration has launched the recovery of pension funds wrongly received by former President Cristina Fernández, reinforcing the fight against corruption and protecting public resources.

As Nigeria faces increasing violence in the north, its new army chief pledges a decisive military campaign against terrorists — but will this restore stability without outside interference?