International Affairs

Eighteen EU nations apply for billions from a new fund aimed at self-reliance in security—a direct response to America’s reduced commitment under the Trump administration, exposing Europe’s vulnerability and raising tough questions about NATO’s future.

French ministers condemn Spain’s brutal removal of Jewish youths from a flight, exposing troubling patterns of antisemitism that threaten European unity and American allies abroad.

A devastating missile strike on a Ukrainian army training center underscores the severe manpower shortages and mismanagement plaguing Kyiv’s war effort, while Russia ramps up attacks that threaten regional stability and American interests.

While China loudly condemns the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, its real agenda risks undermining American sovereignty and security by emboldening hostile regimes and destabilizing a critical Middle East ally.

Despite a ceasefire brokered under U.S. and Chinese influence, violent clashes along the Thailand-Cambodia border reveal fragile peace and heightened regional tensions with direct implications for American strategic interests.

The UN declares Gaza faces a humanitarian catastrophe as hunger and desperation mount, revealing the complex reality behind the conflict and Washington’s urgent need to prioritize American security interests.

What looks like a harmless trend in Japan—cafés featuring exotic animals—is fueling illegal wildlife trade, threatening endangered species globally, and undermining efforts to preserve biodiversity vital to national security.

While Babu Tamang and his dog Shyam capture hearts in Nepal, their story highlights broader challenges of urban workers worldwide—reminding us how economic hardships abroad echo threats to American workers and family stability.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s new passport agreement with Portugal, amid scandal and investigations, highlights deeper issues of corruption and governance failures threatening national sovereignty.

The historic conviction of Colombia’s former president Álvaro Uribe exposes the fragility of political accountability in Latin America, underscoring crucial lessons on defending national sovereignty and confronting elite corruption that resonate deeply with America’s own fight.