International Affairs

As Bangladesh teeters on the brink of political chaos, an interim government’s crackdown on opposition threatens a fair election and regional security—raising urgent questions about globalist meddling that America must heed.

British counterterrorism police detain three men suspected of spying for Russia, highlighting a persistent campaign of Russian espionage targeting Western nations and jeopardizing national security.

Despite a declared ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Israeli artillery continues to shell southern Gaza, undermining stability efforts and endangering civilians.

In a blunt rebuke, US Vice President JD Vance dismisses Israel’s preliminary vote to annex West Bank territory as a futile political stunt, reaffirming the Trump administration’s firm stance against annexation and exposing the limits of symbolic parliamentary gestures.

New Zealand faces a perfect storm of destructive winds and massive union strikes amid government mismanagement, highlighting risks to national stability and economic health.

Costa Rica’s Congress is set to consider a second request to lift President Rodrigo Chaves’ immunity amid accusations of political militancy—raising concerns about the erosion of democratic norms and the implications for regional stability.

In a move reflecting the global south’s growing influence, Brazil’s Lula and Indonesia’s Prabowo strengthen economic and strategic cooperation, challenging traditional Western dominance in trade and geopolitics.

As ancient olive trees endure the scars of conflict, Catholic monks and nuns on Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives demonstrate steadfast faith through the sacred olive harvest—a symbol of peace and perseverance in a turbulent region vital to America’s strategic interests.

As the Netherlands faces a pivotal election dominated by migration and housing crises, Geert Wilders’ hardline stance challenges mainstream complacency—posing urgent questions for Europe’s borders and stability with direct implications for America’s security interests.

Peru’s transitional government launches aggressive security operations under a 30-day state of emergency, but will these measures truly restore law and order or simply mask deeper failures?