International Affairs

Kim Yong Nam’s death marks the end of an era in North Korea’s rigid dictatorship—a regime that continues to threaten American sovereignty and global stability.

The unraveling saga of Israel’s chief military lawyer amid abuse allegations exposes a nation fractured by political extremism and internal strife, underscoring the real risks when government loyalty trumps justice—a cautionary tale for America’s own commitment to law, order, and sovereignty.

As Hurricane Melissa tears through Jamaica’s vital tourism hubs, the island’s fragile economy faces disruption, exposing the risks of overreliance on vulnerable sectors and the urgent need for resilient national strategies.

The arrest of South Sudanese commentator Samuel Peter Oyay in Dubai highlights a troubling pattern of international complicity in silencing dissent, raising urgent questions about press freedom and the protection of American interests abroad.

Israel’s parliament pushes forward a decisive bill imposing the death penalty on terrorists targeting Israeli citizens—an essential step to safeguard national sovereignty against ongoing terror threats.

An avalanche on Nepal’s Yalung Ri peak claimed seven lives, including three Americans. Delayed helicopter rescue due to bureaucratic red tape raises urgent questions about international safety protocols.

As the world’s leaders gather in Belém for COP30, the city grapples with a mounting garbage crisis and deep judicial disputes — a stark reminder that global climate ambitions falter without local accountability.

The ICC reveals shocking atrocities by Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces in Darfur, exposing a brutal conflict neglected by international policymakers and threatening regional stability with direct consequences for American national security interests.

Famine grips two more Sudanese regions amid brutal paramilitary sieges, signaling a worsening humanitarian disaster that threatens global stability and underscores the costs of failed governance and violence far beyond Africa.

A Latvian citizen’s arrest for spying for Russia’s GRU reveals ongoing intelligence warfare that undermines NATO readiness and American national security interests.