International Affairs

Under the guise of a ceasefire, Israel’s military control behind the so-called ‘yellow line’ continues to threaten Gazan civilians, exposing the fragility of peace efforts and raising urgent questions about American interests in Middle East stability.

Devastating floods in Mexico expose infrastructure neglect, while Uruguay’s euthanasia law signals dangerous social engineering trends—both highlight challenges facing Americas under globalist policies.

France’s arrest of four suspects in a plot against a Russian prison rights activist reveals ongoing Kremlin efforts to silence dissent beyond its borders—a threat that resonates deeply with America’s fight to protect freedom and sovereignty.

A brutal ambush in Nigeria’s northwest claims eight security personnel, underscoring the failure of global security cooperation and the indirect threats such instability poses to America’s national interests.

The BBC faces regulator sanctions after failing to disclose that the narrator’s father in a Gaza documentary held a Hamas position, compromising journalistic integrity amid a conflict that demands truthful reporting.

China’s expulsion of its No. 2 general amid corruption probes exposes systemic rot in the PLA and Xi Jinping’s tightening grip—raising red flags for U.S. national security and regional stability.

France’s endless political deadlock and runaway spending have thrown its finances into turmoil, risking a dangerous contagion for Europe and America alike. How long will leaders ignore the warning signs?

An army colonel’s rapid takeover in Madagascar highlights the dangers of weak governance and the global ramifications of political instability, raising critical concerns about regional security and the spread of chaos that could impact America.

Colonel Michael Randrianirina, once sidelined and imprisoned, orchestrated a rapid military coup to topple Madagascar’s president—revealing dangers when unchecked military ambition meets political instability.

After cracking down on gangs, El Salvador’s president turns to the country’s thousands of stray animals—raising tough questions about governance priorities and the role of foreign aid.