International Affairs

Brazil firmly rejects U.S. interference in its sovereign judicial process against former President Bolsonaro, highlighting growing diplomatic strains fueled by Trump’s vocal support and tariff threats.

Colombia’s administration faces fierce backlash for a decree that sidelines the Supreme Administrative Court from handling legal protections against presidential actions, threatening judicial checks and risking politicization of justice.

Twelve killed and numerous wounded in Israeli airstrikes against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley—the deadliest assaults since the ceasefire began, highlighting ongoing instability that threatens America’s strategic interests.

As Ukraine’s prime minister resigns during a critical war, questions grow about government stability and America’s ongoing commitment to Kyiv in the face of shifting political tides.

The UN confirms 875 Gazan deaths while searching for food near humanitarian aid sites, raising serious questions about the management of aid and Israel’s security policies in a volatile region.

In the conflict-ridden Cauca region, Colombia’s Indigenous youth bravely resist armed groups exploiting their land amid a security vacuum. This struggle underscores the consequences of weak governance and threats to sovereignty that ripple far beyond Colombia’s borders.

A new report from Doctors Without Borders reveals the Ethiopian military deliberately executed three humanitarian workers in Tigray, highlighting a disturbing pattern of government impunity amid a brutal conflict.

The forced mass return of over one million Afghans from Iran is collapsing fragile aid systems and threatening regional stability, yet Washington remains absent while open borders strain American security.

Three UN human rights experts resign from a biased commission focused on Israel and Palestinian areas, revealing continued politicization and ineffectiveness that undermines true justice and security.

The European Union edges closer to an 18th sanctions package against Russia—but internal fractures, energy security concerns, and vague U.S. promises raise doubts about its effectiveness and implications for America’s interests.