International Affairs

The death of Romania’s first post-communist president reopens wounds over a legacy marked by violence and repression, exposing deep divisions that challenge the nation’s democratic progress.

Thailand’s prosecution of top contractors over the catastrophic building collapse spotlights systemic negligence and corruption, raising urgent questions about infrastructure safety that resonate with America’s own struggles securing critical construction standards.

As Prime Minister Netanyahu seeks to widen Israel’s Gaza operations, the humanitarian crisis deepens with mounting Palestinian casualties and intensifying global criticism, exposing the deadly complexity of confronting Hamas while protecting innocent lives.

As Prime Minister Netanyahu seeks to widen Israel’s Gaza operations, the humanitarian crisis deepens with mounting Palestinian casualties and intensifying global criticism, exposing the deadly complexity of confronting Hamas while protecting innocent lives.

A recent Sudanese airstrike on Darfur’s Nyala airport killed 40 suspected Colombian mercenaries tied to Emirati arms shipments, spotlighting hidden foreign involvement that escalates violence and destabilizes an already fractured region.

Japan’s introduction of stealth F-35B jets to southern bases marks a significant escalation in regional military build-up driven by fears over Chinese aggression, raising strategic alarms for American and allied interests.

Despite a ceasefire brokered under international pressure, Thailand and Cambodia remain locked in sharp conflict over captured soldiers and border violations, revealing the limits of diplomatic gestures without enforceable agreements.

Indian authorities in Kashmir have banned 25 books by prominent writers, criminalizing dissent under vague charges of secessionism. This crackdown signals a disturbing erosion of freedom and reveals the Indian government’s tightening chokehold on the region’s narrative and sovereignty.

As German kebab factory workers strike for better wages, fears of price spikes and shortages rise—highlighting the vulnerabilities in international food supply that reverberate beyond Europe’s borders.

As German kebab factory workers strike for better wages, fears of price spikes and shortages rise—highlighting the vulnerabilities in international food supply that reverberate beyond Europe’s borders.