International Affairs

A devastating landslide in Kenya’s Rift Valley kills 21 and leaves dozens missing, underscoring the far-reaching consequences of global climate instability that ripple back to America.

In a world increasingly hostile to truth, the unprecedented killing of 153 journalists this year exposes the peril of unchecked violence and the failure of international justice.

A wave of high-profile resignations within Argentina’s government forces President Javier Milei to hasten a cabinet overhaul, revealing internal power struggles just as critical economic reforms loom—a scenario with implications beyond Buenos Aires.

In a sweeping crackdown on corporate tax evasion, Italian police have seized $1.5 billion in assets from the controlling shareholder of Campari Group, raising critical questions about financial oversight and accountability.

A violent family feud erupted into deadly gunfire on Crete, Greece, claiming two lives and injuring six more—highlighting the consequences of weak law enforcement and unstable governance that threaten global stability and, by extension, American security.

Hurricane Melissa exposed critical weaknesses in Jamaica’s disaster readiness and international aid coordination, raising urgent questions about support for resilient national recovery.

The UN Security Council renews MINURSO with a clear tilt toward Morocco’s autonomy plan, sidelining the Sahrawi people’s full right to self-determination—a development with far-reaching geopolitical and moral implications that Washington and its allies must critically assess.

The entrenched conflict between Morocco and Algeria over Western Sahara has fueled regional instability and complicated U.S. foreign policy, calling for a clear America First strategy to safeguard national security and economic interests.

As China intensifies its coercive tactics in the South China Sea, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth urges Southeast Asian nations to bolster their maritime defenses and unify against Beijing’s territorial bullying threatening regional—and American—security.

Pakistan’s selective reopening of the Torkham border crossing highlights ongoing tensions with Afghanistan and exposes threats to regional stability and American interests.