International Affairs

Egyptian police neutralize two Hasm militants linked to the Muslim Brotherhood in a Cairo raid, highlighting ongoing regional terrorism challenges that impact global security.

At least 38 dead and five missing after a tourist boat capsizes in Vietnam amid a sudden storm. This tragedy exposes lapses in maritime safety and emergency preparedness with costly human consequences.

Japan faces a critical test as Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s coalition risks losing its majority amidst soaring living costs and political dissatisfaction, exposing vulnerabilities that echo broader challenges to national sovereignty and stable governance.

A dissident faction of the former FARC rebels hands over a staggering 13 tons of war material to Colombia’s government, aiming to build fragile trust amid ongoing violence and unsettled peace negotiations.

Prime Minister Ishiba faces looming defeat as Japan’s ruling coalition weakens, while populist forces exploit voter frustration with economic woes and immigration—threatening regional stability with global implications.

Eastern Libya’s forceful expulsion of hundreds of Sudanese migrants exposes the deep instability fueling mass migration to Europe—and the consequences for U.S. national security interests remain unaddressed.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro calls for regional solidarity in Haiti, but rising violence and instability reveal the failures of such ideological posturing.

As Cuba’s government masks growing poverty with euphemisms, its citizens endure daily struggles that reveal the harsh truth of socialism’s failure — a crisis Washington cannot ignore.

British authorities arrested nearly 100 protesters supporting the banned Palestine Action group, underscoring the government’s firm stand against domestic threats tied to overseas conflicts that risk national security.

Gunmen kill two Indian workers and abduct another in Niger’s conflict-ridden southwest, exposing the failure of local authorities to protect foreign nationals amidst growing jihadist violence.