International Affairs

While Lebanon’s Christian landmarks testify to centuries of faith, the ongoing conflict and political failures threaten the community’s survival—raising urgent questions about America’s strategic interests in Middle East stability.

Sudan’s military refusal of a U.S.-backed ceasefire exposes flawed diplomacy and hidden agendas—reminding America why national sovereignty must come first in foreign policy.

An exclusive report uncovers alarming infiltration of FARC dissidents within Colombia’s key security institutions, raising serious concerns about government vulnerability and the true state of national security under President Gustavo Petro.

President Daniel Noboa touts a dramatic drop in Ecuador’s country risk index, but does this financial metric truly reflect stability for the nation or merely gloss over ongoing governance issues? A critical look reveals a nation still grappling with systemic challenges despite surface-level economic improvements.

A brazen suicide bombing in Peshawar exposes alarming security lapses and escalating militant threats tied to cross-border strongholds, with serious implications for regional stability and America’s strategic interests.

Turkey’s long-standing closure of the Halki Theological School exposes persistent restrictions on religious freedom—and Washington must hold Ankara accountable to protect minority rights and America’s strategic interests.

Sinisa Karan, backed by Milorad Dodik’s ultranationalist SNSD, claims electoral victory in Republika Srpska amid allegations of fraud and defiance of international oversight—highlighting risks to regional stability and U.S. national security interests.

As tensions between China and Japan escalate over Taiwan, Hong Kong executes a chilling shutdown of official relations with Japan, canceling educational exchanges and crippling economic cooperation—an alarming sign of Beijing’s tightening grip.

As Venezuela rails against U.S. military deployments citing ‘fear’ of Maduro’s leadership, this investigation reveals the real stakes for America’s national security and regional stability.

As seven suspects face detention in a sprawling flood control corruption scandal, questions mount about the depth of political cronyism and failure that have long plagued the Philippines—and why America should care.