International Affairs

As Ecuador faces an unprecedented surge in violence fueled by drug trafficking, U.S. Homeland Security evaluates a critical base location to bolster joint efforts—raising urgent questions about national security and American interests.

Angelo Agrizzi, key whistleblower exposing extensive South African government bribery, escapes prison with a suspended sentence after a plea deal — raising questions about justice and accountability in a system plagued by corruption.

As Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces secure critical battlefield victories, they accept a U.S.-brokered humanitarian truce that risks cementing their control—raising urgent questions about America’s role in this deadly conflict.

As peace negotiations resume in Istanbul, Pakistan’s alleged attacks on Afghan border regions reveal the fragile nature of regional security and raise urgent questions about Washington’s strategic priorities.

After almost five years behind bars over politically charged charges, Bolivia’s former interim president Jeanine Áñez has been freed following the Supreme Court’s annulment of her conviction—exposing a judicial system weaponized against political opponents.

Belgium’s recent drone incursions into critical airports reveal alarming vulnerabilities that threaten not only European sovereignty but also underscore the urgency for America to strengthen its own airspace defenses.

After over four years behind bars, Bolivia’s former interim president Jeanine Áñez walks free following a Supreme Court ruling that overturns her political imprisonment, raising critical questions about justice, sovereignty, and the true nature of democratic transitions.

As Sudan’s paramilitary group tentatively agrees to a U.S.-proposed truce, the ongoing humanitarian disaster exposes the failure of global and regional actors—leaving millions of innocent civilians caught in the crossfire and American interests at risk.

With women now holding the majority in Bolivia’s legislature for the first time, the nation confronts the challenge of safeguarding vulnerable groups from economic fallout while preserving hard-won human rights gains—a pivotal moment with implications for regional stability.

Austria’s intelligence service dismantled a Hamas-linked weapons cache in Vienna, exposing a direct threat to Jewish institutions across Europe and underscoring the urgent need for stronger America First security vigilance.