International Affairs

As Bolivia’s socialist factions fracture just weeks before the August elections, President Arce’s call for a unified leftist block highlights deep internal divisions that could empower right-wing opponents, threatening regional stability and U.S. interests.

Israel asserts a moral and legal duty to strike yihadist militants in southern Syria, highlighting the failure of international bodies like the UN to confront real terrorist threats near American ally Israel’s borders.

Ecuador’s judiciary has approved the extradition of notorious cartel leader José Adolfo Macías Villamar, aka “Fito,” signaling a critical step in the America First fight against international drug networks undermining our borders and communities.

Brazil’s Congress passed a bill weakening environmental safeguards in the Amazon, risking devastating deforestation that fuels climate chaos worldwide—including impacts that threaten U.S. borders and security.

Sectarian conflict in Syria’s Al Sueida province, fueled by regional rivalries and government intervention, has uprooted nearly 2,000 families, exposing the dangerous spillover effects that threaten global and American interests.

Israel’s refusal to renew visas for key UN officials in Gaza reveals a deep rift between protecting civilians and safeguarding national sovereignty amid ongoing conflict.

The recent deadly clashes in Syria’s Sweida province expose the persistent instability fueled by fragmented local forces, foreign meddling, and weak governance—highlighting the failure of globalist-led policies to secure lasting peace.

An Israeli human rights group reveals troubling detentions and disappearances of Gaza minors near aid centers, raising urgent questions about security, humanitarian operations, and Hamas’s role amid ongoing conflict.

Facing relentless government harassment and legal assaults, Cristosal suspends operations in El Salvador, exposing the erosion of democratic freedoms under the Bukele regime.

The U.S. Treasury imposes sweeping sanctions on Héctor Guerrero Flores (‘Niño Guerrero’) and key Tren de Aragua figures, intensifying the fight against a Venezuela-based criminal network expanding its deadly reach across the Americas.