International Affairs

Paramilitary forces brutalize Sudan’s Darfur city el-Fasher, with hundreds killed and countless missing, highlighting the dire consequences of international indifference and failed policies—threatening global stability and American interests.

As Paris courts Bulgarian suspects in a blood-red graffiti attack on its Holocaust Memorial, French intelligence reveals a disturbing pattern of Russian-backed efforts to sow division and hate across Europe.

Under the guise of fighting drug cartels, the U.S. military has escalated lethal strikes against Latin American boats—raising serious questions about sovereignty, legality, and collateral damage in America’s own backyard.

Italy’s Court of Auditors delivers a severe setback to PM Meloni’s ambitious Sicily bridge project, spotlighting entrenched bureaucratic and political obstacles that threaten national progress.

Rio de Janeiro’s record police operation against the powerful Comando Vermelho cartel left over a hundred dead, including officers, amid chaotic scenes of desperate residents retrieving bodies. This grim episode raises urgent questions about law enforcement, public safety, and governance that resonate far beyond Brazil’s borders.

Despite claims of no active uranium enrichment, new movement detected at Iranian nuclear sites raises alarms about Tehran’s transparency and true intentions.

For the 33rd year, the UN condemns the US embargo on Cuba—but Washington gains unprecedented support from global allies, highlighting growing impatience with Havana’s failed policies and America’s firm stance on national security.

A plane crash killing 11, including Hungarian families, spotlights the dangers of poor aviation regulation and oversight in Kenya, threatening American travelers and global air safety.

Russian President Putin claims Ukrainian troops are surrounded in critical eastern cities, but Kyiv and independent analysts say these assertions are false—exposing Moscow’s propaganda amid a prolonged war that threatens American security interests.

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces have brutally massacred hundreds—including hospital patients—in Darfur’s el-Fasher city, revealing a dire humanitarian crisis that threatens regional stability and America’s strategic interests.