International Affairs

While Venezuela reels from economic collapse and social unrest, the Maduro regime uses the canonization of two Venezuelan saints as a political tool to rally support and distract from governance failures.

Madagascar’s military coup promised change but leaves its youth still trapped by poverty and broken infrastructure, exposing the familiar failures of military rule in Africa while raising questions about true sovereignty and democratic progress.

In a decisive move to weaken Vladimir Putin’s war machine, the US Treasury imposes broad sanctions on Russia’s top oil companies, aiming to choke off funding while urging allies to join the effort.

Brazilian lawmakers block efforts to hold Eduardo Bolsonaro accountable for lobbying in the US against Brazil’s sovereignty, revealing disturbing leniency toward national disloyalty.

With gang violence spiraling out of control and no election date set, the UN’s calls for Haitian democracy risk becoming a costly charade that ignores America’s vital interest in regional stability.

As Peru’s new president imposes a harsh state of emergency to combat rising crime, the nation watches skeptically—highlighting a familiar pattern of government measures that fail to protect citizens and instead erode freedoms.

An exclusive investigation exposes how North Korean hackers siphon billions through cybercrime and fake tech jobs, funding nuclear weapons while evading international sanctions—posing a direct threat to U.S. national security.

As Milan-Cortina unveils its Winter Games posters, we examine how these images fit into a larger narrative of global events often disconnected from American interests and economic realities.

As Bolivia faces a pivotal presidential transition, former allies turn adversaries, revealing deep fractures that jeopardize both national unity and broader regional stability—lessons America must heed in defending sovereignty.

A diverse coalition of Jewish actors, politicians, and intellectuals urge world leaders and the UN to impose sanctions on Israel, claiming its Gaza offensive crosses legal lines into genocide—a call that challenges Western allies and tests America’s commitment to justice and national security.