International Affairs

A preliminary probe into the Hong Kong plane crash reveals a surge in engine power after landing that led to disaster, exposing troubling gaps in airline safety accountability.

The recent abduction of 25 Nigerian schoolgirls highlights the deadly consequences of unchecked gang violence and corruption abroad—a crisis with direct implications for U.S. national security.

The controversial death sentence against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina by Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal reveals a politically motivated judicial overreach, fueling instability with serious implications for America’s strategic interests in South Asia.

Syria’s first public trial over deadly sectarian violence reveals a fractured justice system struggling under the weight of Assad loyalists and government forces, exposing deep-rooted instability that threatens regional security and America’s strategic interests.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s trip to Turkey aims to revive stalled talks with Russia, but Washington’s sanctions and Moscow’s refusal highlight the ongoing failure of international diplomacy under globalist pressure.

As President Zelenski embarks on his first international tour since the outbreak of a massive corruption scandal implicating close associates, serious questions arise about Ukraine’s leadership during wartime—and what this means for U.S. support.

As Russia relentlessly targets Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, brave utility workers risk their lives daily to restore power, embodying resilience that echoes America’s own fight for sovereignty and security.

As violence ravages northern Nigeria, Christian and Muslim communities alike suffer under rogue militias enabled by government corruption—highlighting the urgent need for strong, sovereign action to restore order.

President Gustavo Petro confirms at least twelve minors dead during recent military operations against FARC dissidents, raising critical questions about the cost of Colombia’s counterinsurgency tactics and the protection of innocent lives.

Russia and China’s abstentions expose hidden agendas, as they criticize a U.S.-led resolution to secure Gaza—while ignoring the urgent need for peace and American-led stability in the region.