International Affairs

A Peruvian legislator’s use of a congressional aide to cut her toenails at work highlights ongoing ethical decay and corruption in Latin America’s parliaments, raising questions about accountability and respect for taxpayers’ trust.

A daring theft at the world’s most-visited museum exposes critical security lapses and opaque investigation tactics, raising urgent questions about protecting cultural treasures—and what it means for American security standards.

A year after a tragic station collapse killed 16 in Serbia, students courageously march across the country exposing government corruption and pressing for accountability amid ongoing ethnic divisions and authoritarian repression.

As Hindu devotees perform ancient sun worship rituals across India, mainstream U.S. media offer little context on cultural significance or geopolitical implications—revealing a troubling trend of superficial global reporting that sidelines America’s strategic understanding.

Israel firmly opposes including Turkish troops in the U.S.-proposed Gaza stabilization force, underscoring ongoing regional tensions and the imperative to protect national sovereignty amid complex peace efforts.

Argentina’s surprising midterm election outcome under libertarian Javier Milei briefly revived markets and the peso, validating Trump’s costly $40 billion bailout plan—but raises urgent questions about Washington’s reckless foreign interventions and their impact on American taxpayers and sovereignty.

Mali’s military rulers imprison a former prime minister for supporting jailed critics, revealing a broader assault on national sovereignty and democratic principles that should alarm freedom-loving nations worldwide.

East Timor’s newly minted ASEAN membership brings a surprising offer: President José Ramos-Horta is ready to personally engage Myanmar’s military to end a brutal civil war ignored by global powers—because regional instability abroad demands America’s attention at home.

As Russia intensifies its bloody campaign in Ukraine, two brave journalists lost their lives bringing the truth to light—highlighting the brutality of Moscow’s war and the high price of freedom of information.

Pope Leo XIV’s first foreign trip to Lebanon and Turkey spotlights ongoing corruption, geopolitical tensions, and unresolved tragedies that threaten regional stability—issues the United States cannot ignore.