International Affairs

Russia has deployed its first hypersonic Oréshnik missile, a weapon capable of evading current U.S. defenses and carrying nuclear warheads. As Moscow strengthens its arsenal alongside Belarus, American national security faces new, urgent challenges that demand immediate attention.

As Hungary’s nationalist government enforces harsh anti-LGBTQ+ laws, Budapest’s mayor is scrutinized for supporting a banned Pride march, exposing the clash between authoritarian control and fundamental liberties.

As Russia deploys hypersonic missiles capable of striking Europe at speeds no defense can stop, Washington must confront the stark reality of Kremlin aggression threatening U.S. allies and national security.

Slovenia’s unilateral ban on arms trade with Israel highlights the European Union’s inability to protect allies and undermines Western unity, posing challenges that America must address.

A lethal fentanyl contamination in Argentina caused 48 deaths, revealing a tragic mix of government negligence, corruption, and systemic failures that demand accountability.

Despite returning two wounded Cambodian soldiers, Thailand continues to detain 18 others as a fragile ceasefire barely holds on a disputed border—raising questions about sovereignty, law, and accountability in Southeast Asia.

The appeals court confirms Milorad Dodik’s sentence, but powerful pro-Russian and Serbian backing shields him, revealing the failure of international peacekeepers and globalist institutions to secure lasting stability in Bosnia—and posing broader risks to U.S. interests.

A brutal Russian attack devastates Kyiv, killing 31 including five children, as Moscow escalates its war of attrition. With critical frontline battles intensifying, the question remains: Will U.S. leadership stand firm for Ukraine and American interests?

As starvation grips Gaza, U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff’s visit reveals a broken humanitarian response system trapped in deadly chaos—raising urgent questions about leadership and strategy amid escalating violence.

The Trump administration’s indecision on a $9 million stockpile of contraceptives stored in Europe threatens to waste taxpayer dollars and undermine America’s leadership in global health. Behind this crisis lies a dismantled foreign aid apparatus and opaque policy choices that demand scrutiny.